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This is a continuation from Targeting Your Best Audience Before Your Ads Fail . So you narrowed your audience down to a refined targeted niche and you can definitely see an increase of actions with an intended interest in your business. Where do you go from here? How can you make this experience better for them so they keep coming back? Come on now, this is not the time to be experimenting, that was during the broad phase of finding your audience. You have to be very serious and careful with how you handle this. People are not as  gullible as statistics make them look, and you might be even losing the leads that you had and you don't even know it. Its OK though because I am about to show you how to go about this so that doesn't happen! -This post contains affiliate links. When any of these links are clicked and a purchase is made I receive a small commission at no additional expense to you. Realignment You are entering a different part of the advertising ag

Do you ever visit a webpage and cringe at the sight of an ad that just doesn't belong where it's at? Making no sense as to why it's in your line of sight in the first place, you scroll past its annoyance and never think about it further. This is not the scenario that you want to be in as a company, at first its alright but eventually, you should be aiming towards increasing conversions and leads Targeting the correct audience and knowing who you are trying to reach for your advertising strategy can make a huge difference on which campaign that you choose and how much to spend. You have to start somewhere though so if you start off too broad that's ok, I will be giving you the low down in this post so that you can achieve your goals and reach the audience that is best for your business! -This post contains affiliate links. If one of these links is clicked that leads to a product for sale and you purchase that product from here I will receive a small commission at

Striking a balance between your personal life and running a business non-stop, taking huge risks at what seems like the spur of the moment, and tapping away at your phone can be taxing. Life happens outside of the daily hustle whether we want it to or not. This post is for introverted entrepreneurs that want to enhance their relationships with their peers, significant others, and colleagues. I was inspired to write a specific post in a different direction regarding this topic after featuring a fellow #bossbabe and blogger Kayla Moore in my Feature Tuesday weekly post. She wrote a wonderful post about 10 Things You Need To Understand Before Dating An Entrepreneur . She really makes a good point about things to fathom before even attempting to enter the dating world with an entrepreneur. As I'm writing this post, I'm multitasking between manually pinning on Pinterest , Re-tweeting on Twitter , and scheduling on Tailwind on my phone. I'm also backlinking as I write this

I have always been one to "wing it". "Fake it until you make it", used to be one of my favorite motto's until I decided that this mindset had a holding power that wasn't getting me any further. I liked to think that the schedule running through my mind was enough. Wow was I wrong! The thought of creating a Content Calendar meant that I would have to actually follow my own schedule if I communicated it to everyone. I envisioned losing accountability if I couldn't stick to it. I feared that this was a set up for my own failure so I pushed it to the back burner, making a note to myself that I would attempt this only as a last resort if my current strategy failed. Fears have a nasty reputation for holding you back, not that I'm going to place the blame on fear alone.  - This post contains affiliate links. When clicked and a purchase is made I receive a small commission. To read further about this visit my disclaimer and resource pages.

Reading through a ton of blogs that over promise and under deliver has been disappointing. I would hate for my readers to waste their precious time doing the same! Therefore, I decided to create Feature Tuesday! I will be recommending 5 different blogs every Tuesday each week that has passed my test of quality standards and provide the understandable relevant information you can use to create more success for your business! This first week I selected 5 of my favorite blogs from the recommended list on the right side of my main blog page.  For future weeks, I will be compiling a list prior to Tuesday and if your content makes the cut you will be notified. -This post contains affiliate links. Please read further on my disclaimer and resource pages. 1.) The Work At Home Wife , expert blogger, written by Angie Nelson Do you want to work from home part-time or full-time or become a full-time blogger or just want some extra cash on the side?  If so, there are specific posts

I'm very pleased to see that you have made it to the last part of this Series 3! You've come a long way since the beginning of Series 1! Along this journey you have creatively expanded your horizon line into branding and flipped the business model canvas to find what is best for your business. I want to share with you the essential resources to launch your brand into this realm and when exactly to use each resource. I saved this for the last post of this series because you are finally ready to cross the bridge into what you have always dreamed of! -This post contains affiliate links. To read further about this please visit my disclaimer and resources pages. The definition of branding is much the same in all markets. A more artsy definition I created can be viewed below: Branding /brand/ verb gerund or present participle: branding (My definition of this) Mentally linking your art and creations that you have masterminded diligently and produced passionately, with