The Top 11 Ways To Know If Your Business Is Running You

April 26, 2012

(with apologies to David Letterman) 1. You have no plan 2. You work too late, but accomplish too little 3. You’re missing deadlines and appointments 4. You’re borrowing from Peter to pay Paul 5. There’s no time to think 6. You need more business, but avoid marketing like the plague 7. Your employees seem “un-manageable” [...]

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Element #1: Vision

February 16, 2012

What is a vision statement? Where do you want your business to be a few years down the road? After you’ve worked out the kinks, gotten it back on track and achieved the success you’ve always wanted? Whether you’re a new business owner or have been at it for years, a vision statement defines your [...]

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How To Achieve Business Goals – My 2012 Formula For Business Success

January 26, 2012

If you’re like many business owners, the New Year offers hope – to achieve more than you have before – to re-think your strategy – to “do-over” goals that were abandoned last year when you allowed your attention to stray to the myriad of problems that cropped up, clients demands or the day to day [...]

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Attorney Websites: Rosenberg, Musso & Weiner Re-design

March 2, 2011

Lawyer marketing One of the most important aspects of any lawyer marketing strategy is having a website that brings in new business. Another project launched about a month ago, a re-design for the law firm of Rosenberg, Musso & Weiner, a bankruptcy firm in downtown Brooklyn, NY. Attorney websites and blogs This was another interesting [...]

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Marketing Legal Services: Weiss, Buell & Bell Website Launch

February 28, 2011

It’s been a busy month. On the heels of the launch of the medical practice website for Progressive Podiatry, I’m happy to announce the launch of a website for the law firm of Weiss, Buell & Bell. Headed by law partners Erica Bell and Carol Buell, their site is one of the most interesting attorney [...]

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Medical Marketing Strategies, Websites for Doctors: Progressive Podiatry Website Launch

February 25, 2011

I am pleased to announce the launching of a website for Progressive Podiatry, a medical practice in Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY. Online medical marketing strategies for the practice include an information packed website, social media and a local search campaign. Progressive was founded several years ago by Dr. Evan Breth, a podiatrist and surgeon. In [...]

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Are your attempts to increase productivity backfiring?

January 4, 2011

Like most business owners, I use technology to increase productivity, but am keenly aware of how the very same technology can be counter-productive as well. An article in the NY Times today asks “Is Technology Driving You Up A Tree?” When technology fails, you may call for “tech support” and end up spending countless hours [...]

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Medical Practice Marketing: SEO Content Development

December 15, 2010

I’m pleased to announce the launch of Artisan Podiatry’s new website. The project was a joint effort between Jerome Walford from The Blue Griffin on the design side and myself on the seo content development and medical practice marketing side. The site features Dr. Shazia Amar’s podiatric services. She’s a busy Brooklyn based podiatrist and [...]

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Making better business decisions

November 18, 2010

An interesting post by Jack Stack, long time proponent of “Open Book Management” in today’s NY Times reminded me of how emotions can undermine one’s ability to make better business decisions and can stand in the way of business success. Jack interviewed fellow blogger and business owner Jay Goltz, about why he hasn’t utilized open [...]

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Small Business Survival – Real Life Stories

May 26, 2010

Running a small business has it’s own unique set of challenges in any economic climate, but when trying to recover from a recession, small business survival depends upon a tenacious attitude and the ability to draw upon both external and internal resources and not be discouraged when things get tough. You’ve heard me sing the [...]

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