We often feel alone and misunderstood as writers and entrepreneurs. We pour 100% of ourselves into our projects, but very few people understand what goes on behind the scenes or can grasp the significance of the milestones we celebrate. It reiterates our need for community—connecting with others with the same entrepreneurial mindset.

Nearly every small business owner understands the importance of having a good elevator pitch—a prepared introduction to your products or services that you can recite in 30 seconds or less (the time it takes to ride from floor to floor in an elevator). It’s a phenomenal tool for networking and has many other benefits as well. The problem is, it's hard to pare down what we think is important when we're passionate about our business.

Most entrepreneurs didn’t start a business to do ALL THE THINGS, like branding, customer service, financials, negotiations, and marketing. They started a business to help customers with a problem. But when it comes to adopting solid business principles, maybe you feel woefully insecure. With the help of a small business coach, you will adopt solid strategies and frameworks that will help grow your business and see a healthy return within several months.

For many bloggers and businesses, progress seems to have come to a screeching halt. Amid all the uncertainty of our times, small businesses began to lift fervent prayers for business success like no time in recent history.

To build a profitable blog takes a balance between mission and technology. Bloggers can focus so intently on stuffing keywords or using AI, they lose sight of helping people. Algorithms overtake the relational side of your blog. The 360° Blogging System helps faith-based writers build a profitable blog without cheating their mission. The 8 principles work together in a simple process.

You’ve done it. You’ve finally completed your product and can’t wait to share it with the world. You announce the launch of your new product, excited to see where this new venture will take you, and...crickets. It may not be hashtags, the time of day you posted about it on social media, or even the filter you used on the product photo. The most likely culprit is your business message. If you haven’t taken the time to craft a clear message, you’re not alone. Writers, entrepreneurs, and ministry leaders often struggle to write a clear business message. 

Have you created something wonderful? You believe it’s a great product. You’ve invested money and shared it all over social media. But it still feels like no one knows about it—and that’s frustrating. Discover how to clarify your message to help your ministry, book, or business stand out in a noisy online environment.

Bloggers often use search engine optimization to increase traffic. But in faith-based blogging circles, there’s sometimes contention. It’s argued that using targeted keywords diminishes the Holy Spirit’s inspiration. The truth is, it’s not an either-or situation. Using simple SEO tips for bloggers makes it possible to attract readers, share polished writing, AND follow spiritual promptings.