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After running, growing and selling multiple successful companies, I have transitioned into helping existing companies grow and scale their online eCommerce business through different distribution channels and utilizing the latest internet marketing tactics. I specialize in helping companies discover profitable products that their target customers desire and help to promote them while always focusing on increasing ROI and margins. Specialties: Growing Companies, Online Marketing, SEO, Import/Exports, Investment Analysis, Amazon, PPC, Clickfunnels, Google Ads, Pinterest, Sales Channels, Retail
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A cornerstone of any thriving business’s operations, a company’s human resources department plays a key role in the success of its people. And yet, it can be easy for CEOs to think of their HR departments like their own self-sustaining departments, recruiting and hiring employees without much need for additional assistance. However, just like any other department, HR can experience their own challenges and require the full support of the leadership team (and the company as a whole) if they are to function well. So what can CEOs do to provide that support? Below, the business leaders of Young Entrepreneur Council share their thoughts and outline 10 different ways company leaders can better support their HR teams and why it's so important to the overall health of a business.
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When a member of the C-suite leaves their position, it can have a ripple effect throughout the whole company. Because they’re a key leader of your business, their departure may leave employees wondering whether they were let go or left of their own accord, whether their own jobs will be affected, whether there will be significant changes to the company culture or whether new policies and procedures will be put in place. While change is often necessary in order for companies to grow, key changes in leadership must be handled thoughtfully to help quell these fears and answer employees’ questions. To do so, consider the following advice from the members of Young Entrepreneur Council. Here, they offer their best tips for how to ensure a smooth transition and avoid any negative impacts after a C-suite exec leaves your company.
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Your company mission is the North Star of your business, guiding each and every decision you make. Writing one, therefore, isn’t just about creating a clever slogan or summarizing your goals; it’s about getting to the heart of your business and laying out the true driving force behind your company and all those who work within it. And while you may have an idea of the main “why” behind your business, writing a clear, well-thought-out mission statement may require some deeper reflection. To help, 11 members of Young Entrepreneur Council offer a few questions you can ask yourself to spark a more detailed, thorough or meaningful statement for your company mission that will stand the test of time.
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No matter what business you run, when you’re designing your website, you’re not really designing it for your business—you’re designing it for your customers. Users of your website need to be able to easily find your website and navigate it to find the solution to their problem. This process is all part of their user experience (UX), and providing them with a positive experience should be your main motivation behind every design choice you make. As business leaders themselves, the members of Young Entrepreneur Council understand what it takes to produce a thoughtful website that keeps the user experience in mind, and here, they each share the one rule or lesson they think about when trying to create a better user experience for their website visitors and how this thinking helps shape their final design.
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New projects or initiatives can be exciting, but sometimes business leaders can be blinded by their own excitement and push forward even when things aren't going as planned. If you think this could be happening to you, it may be wise to reflect on any signs that could indicate a need to pause or stop a project altogether. To help get you started, nine business leaders from Young Entrepreneur Council list signs to look out for that will help you determine if you should pull back on (or completely halt) a project or initiative—even one you’re excited about.
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Tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) can be an excellent way to measure the overall health of your business and predict its future successes or failures. From customer satisfaction to the cash conversion cycle, there are numerous metrics business leaders can track that will give them valuable insights into the inner workings of their businesses. Ensuring you’re paying attention to the right metrics may even save you from making costly mistakes that could be difficult to recover from. With that in mind, the members of Young Entrepreneur Council recommend tracking these 11 KPIs if you want to dive deeper into the data behind your company’s performance.
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