Forget the 12 Days of Christmas, Alicia Beachley sets out the 12 top things business owners should do before the end of the year.
“Get a list started so you’re not walking back into the office in January saying, ‘What did I have to do again?'”
Alicia Beachley blogs about protecting the value of your business.
“Thinking business is business, especially in this competitive market, doesn’t mean it should be business at any cost. Not only does it undermine your rate card, it undermines it for other businesses.”
Alicia Beachley blogs about finding ideal brand ambassadors for your small business.
“Champions come in all shapes and sizes and can be really powerful resources for any sized business. It can be anyone from a celebrity ambassador to passionate early adopters who, particularly thanks to social media, can create buzz for your SME.”
Alicia Beachley gets serious about protecting your Intellectual Property online.
“Your work and therefore your IP is something that should be very valuable to you, both commercially and intellectually.”
I am often asked to put together events for clients, and despite all my best efforts to suggest alternate activities, they insist I go ahead. When my concerns come to the fore, they then say “the ROI on that wasn’t great”, or my favourite, “we didn’t get many people, what went wrong?
Alicia Beachley of April5 blogs about making the decision to stay small and sticking to it.
“Part of this is the art of saying NO, which as a small business is really hard, and the other critical part of this is knowing what type of business makes your business money.”
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