Member Since 2012

Kelly Azevedo

She's Got Systems

Wichita, Kansas Area

Kelly Azevedo is the founder of She's Got Systems and an online business strategist, systems expert and implementation master. Kelly believes that every single online business needs systems to support clients, document results, and dominate in the field. Her book series Every Entrepreneur Needs Systems teaches lessons around marketing, relationships and mindset. Clients who work with She's Got Systems build their business systems to optimize growth, time and income. Kelly frequently writes about systems for media outlets such as Forbes, the Washington Post, and Women 2.0, and her unique brand of life-work balance was featured in the New York Times.

SKILLS

Systems Creation
Team Building
Business Strategy

RECENT CONTENT

January 19th, 2021

Important Factors to Consider Before Franchising Your Business

If you’re looking to expand your business, franchising your business could be a great option. Growing a company by franchising can offer many benefits—but you need to be aware of the drawbacks, too. To determine whether or not you should franchise your business, we asked members of Young Entrepreneur Council the following question:

December 28th, 2020

13 Unusual But Effective Strategies for Sharing Your Company Culture With New Hires

Onboarding a new employee is an exciting time for any business. While you're eager to get your new team member up and running on their tasks, you also need to ensure they understand the company culture and will mesh with your organization for the long term. That's why we asked the members of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) the following question:

December 22nd, 2020

Get Started On Your End-Of-Year Review: Seven Useful Tips

End-of-year reviews are an essential tool to gauge the business's effectiveness and efficiency over the previous year. Unfortunately, few businesses implement a review, and some that do only look at the cursory metrics that would give them a basic understanding of the company's strengths and weaknesses.

December 4th, 2020

How To Encourage Holiday PTO Without Leaving Your Business Short-Staffed

With the holidays approaching quickly, many are ready to set their “out of office” messages and relax and recharge. It’s important for employers to encourage this balance and promote the use of paid time off around the holidays. However, if everyone takes off at the same time, it may leave you with a skeleton crew and piles of work for when employees return, making for a not-so-happy start to the new year.

February 18th, 2015

Is Your Customer Perpetually Aggrieved?

Not every customer is right, and not every customer can be made happy.

July 16th, 2013

The Unspoken Rules That Silence Women In Leadership

Photo Credit: Shutter_stock By Kelly Azevedo, founder, She's Got Systems. As a teenager, taking driver’s education training for my license was the source of several notable family dramas. My brother and I would alternately tell our parents which of their merges, turns or speeds were illegal or ill-advised, and they had the fun [...]

June 28th, 2013

Five Steps To Build A Better Teaching Product

By creating "comprehensive" coaching or info products your customers don't actually need, you're leaving dollars on the table. A lot of dollars.

December 18th, 2012

Is Your Style Undermining Your Authentic Self?

Let's face it, ladies: our clothes still say a lot about us. What's a woman leader who wants to carve out her own identity to do about it?

September 20th, 2012

3 Tips For Women To Develop A More Authentic Leadership Style

Women are dismissed as too bossy or not strong enough. In this lose-lose scenario, how can female leaders excel?

July 23rd, 2012

Starting Up? Embrace Your (Sometimes Scary) New Normal

Life as an entrepreneur isn't easy -- but you can conquer the biggest challenges of going it alone with a little practice.

April 4th, 2012

3 Steps That Make Correcting Your Employees Easier

from .shock via photoXpress Dealing with firing or correcting an employee can be nerve-wracking. For women entrepreneurs who value relationships within the company, the mere thought of correcting employees can be paralyzing. But by implementing systems in your business and embracing the mindset of being a boss, these conversations can become [...]