If you’re running a small business, then there’s a good chance that Facebook is one of your primary social media channels for engaging with your community. Not only is it a great way of communicating with your audience and advertising to find new leads, it also has a...
Google Analytics is an absolute treasure trove of information for small business owners. It allows anyone with a website to drill deep into exactly who their audience is and find out how their web presence is working for them. One of the main problems holding back...
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Starting your first job is a daunting experience for everyone, with the desire to impress and the fear of making a fool of yourself combining to make it one of scariest things you’ll go through. But it’s something we all come through and if you can shine in these...
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Perfectionism is a ubiquitous affliction, suffered by nearly a third of the population. Women in the workplace can be especially prone to perfection, holding themselves to higher standards for fear they will be judged more harshly. This quest for impossible perfection...
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Instagram is a hugely popular social media platform, especially among millennials. The introduction of its Stories feature, 15-second clips that remain viewable for 24 hours, brought Instagram engagement to an even higher level. With 250 million active daily users of...
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Every task you do at work comes with its own skillset, and that includes the stuff that doesn’t show up in your job description – such as asking for a raise. You wouldn’t expect to be great at sales, contract negotiations, or a particular piece of software right out...