by nate@tomo360.com | Nov 5, 2024 | Grow Your Business, Sales & Marketing
Having challenges with your business? Here’s some tough love advice. Get your eyes off social media and non-revenue producing activities and onto year-end financials. Be honest with yourself. Are you on track or underperforming? In either case, you may want some end...
by Marketing and PR Expert Robin Samora | Jun 8, 2023 | Build Visibility, Grow Your Business, Marketing Materials, Sales & Marketing, Small Business Marketing
Have you noticed that more books are being published than ever before? Is it because of the digital explosion of ChatGPT and other AI tools – or that it’s easier to create content? Do experts have more confidence in writing with digital backup in their back pockets?...
by Marketing and PR Expert Robin Samora | Oct 27, 2022 | Grow Your Business, Sales & Marketing
Tech advancements in the last year have paved the way for new and exciting marketing opportunities and new consumer behavior. To give your strategies a higher chance of success, here’s a forecast of what marketing trends to look for in 2023. Integrate them into your...
by Marketing and PR Expert Robin Samora | Oct 19, 2022 | Grow Your Business, Marketing Materials, Small Business Marketing
A marketing plan should be like a playbook filled with ideas that are detailed enough to deliver results, but still flexible to adapt to changes in your business. With 2025 around the corner, now is the perfect time to start following the best practices to build your...
by Marketing and PR Expert Robin Samora | Feb 22, 2021 | Grow Your Business
Did you know that 50% of small businesses fail after five years and 70% of small business owners fail in their tenth year? How do you beat the odds? First, you need to take a hard look at where you are now and where you want to go. One thing is for sure,...
by Marketing and PR Expert Robin Samora | Jan 26, 2021 | Grow Your Business, Small Business Marketing
Part of the beauty of working remotely is being able to travel and schedule work on your terms — whether that means working four days for eighteen hours a day (not a good idea) or working a week straight and taking four days off. That’s where I am as I write...