Business development is critical for any business: service or product based. Much of what we explore in any article in the business development category will be valuable to both types of businesses. Business development is about growth. That growth comes in a lot of forms. Traditionally, the phrase refers to relationship building as a means to market and make additional sales. At DTSQ, we also use the phrase to refer to developing better processes. This helps you develop a healthy business.
Today, Ana Reisdorf, of Reisdorf Writing Services, and I are going to talk about something that many freelancers dream about, but can't quite figure out how to achieve; expanding your…
Ruthie: I am thrilled to introduce my next season 5 guest, Ana Reisdorf. She is a registered dietician, nutritionist, and freelance writer with 12 years of experience in the field…
I'm speaking with Takia Ross, of Accessmatized, to find out whether or not WOC businesses, which are already grossly underfunded, have something to worry about in the post-COVID-19 world. According to her,…
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People often bemoan networking events. There are coaches who's entire premise is "never go to another networking event again!" So what makes me bring it up? We all know that…
What does the French digital tax have to do with your business? Maybe nothing, but the thought process behind the decision is definitely a mental trap you need to avoid…
Where have all of the great clients gone? It's a question we ask ourselves at various points in our business growth. Business naturally cycles up and down. But sometimes it's…
Are you taking care of your secondary customers? That may not be a question you're ready to answer just yet. Who are your secondary customers, and why should you care?…