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Productivity is always a big push at the beginning of the year. Everyone wants to do more with less, less money, less time, and fewer resources.

If you don’t have a newsletter, it’s time to start building a list of emails and creating a newsletter. Whether you’ve been a longtime newsletter publisher or one just starting, here are a few ideas to spice it up.

This year has been a little more difficult to figure out new year’s resolutions. Part of that is because we’re all still reeling from the “lessons” we learned in 2020. Even the best prepared businesses lacked preparation for a global pandemic.

There are a couple of things you need to be doing to ensure that customers feel safe in your establishment. It's not too late to implement these COVID precautions in your business.

Most businesses miss an opportunity. They stop their story at the About Us page. But for the story to be believable, understood, and remembered—and thus effective—it has to spring off the About Us page and into these other places.

We know not everyone feels confident enough to implement e-commerce and certainly not mid-way through December or later. But we do have an easy way to get online and start selling there this afternoon.

Online shopping needn’t be owned by large entities like Amazon or Etsy. Your business can excel in online commerce as well. But first, you need to be top-of-mind.

Clean energy jobs are abundant in Texas – earning it the #2 rank in total sector employment across the country. According to E2.org, there were 241,289 clean energy jobs in the state in 2019, with nearly 1,400 of those jobs in Bell County.

Do you have the kind of business that people review? Do people find you through Yelp or would you like them to? If so, just like social media sites such as Facebook, you may get more traction if you decide to run ads.

What do you do when you get a text notification? If you’re like the average person, you drop everything and look at it.