Executing Ideas: Turning Great Thoughts into Reality (pt 3)
In Part One, we determined what ideas to execute. In Part 2 we evaluated the ideas. In Part 3 we will begin executing ideas.
Susan Fennema
Executing Ideas: Turning Great Thoughts into Reality (pt 2)
In Part One of Executing Ideas, we ended by editing yourself down to one or two great thoughts to execute. Part 2 begins the process of evaluating the idea.
SEO-Friendly Blog Post Tips for Better Site Traffic
Creating an SEO-friendly blog post will drive more traffic to your site at the same time you are delivering your message to your audience.
Guest Post – The Scarpetta Group
Recently, I've been invited to share guest posts on Elusive Moose's and The Scarpetta Group's blogs. Snippets of each of the posts are below.
9 Tips for Starting (and finishing) Professional Projects On Time
Starting projects on time leads to finishing projects on time. But, how do you know when to start? Follow these nine tips for your next project's success.
Why You Need to Improve Processes
When I tell people I help small business owners improve processes to ensure success, I get blank stares. Not surprising, right? How do you even know if you need to improve processes? What are the symptoms or pain points? Ask…
Value Pricing-Xojo Snippet [Video]
In this video, Susan goes over what exactly Value Pricing is and how best to utilize value pricing for your proposals and projects.
5 Tips for Project Management to Get Beyond the Chaos
I was invited to be a guest blogger on Xojo’s site to share some insights and tips for project management so developers can get beyond the chaos. Xojo is a development platform, which allows the creation of native cross-platform desktop, web, mobile…
The First Un-Episode with Susan Fennema [Audio]
In this episode of the "Art of Value", Susan and Kirk go "off the record". This is the first unscripted, un-episode where they talk about 7 topics.
The Benefits of Marketing Consulting
Small business owners want marketing consulting help, but sales and marketing require very different skills. Rarely can the same employee do both.