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Updated on March 4, 2013 by Andrew Jensen 9 Comments

Help! Someone Copied My Website

I received an anonymous note yesterday from a site visitor informing me that there was a copycat site of AndrewJensen.net at the domain RBConsultingFirm.com. I’d like to express my gratitude to the visitor who brought that to my attention. Who knows how long it would have been before I would have stumbled across it. I’m […]

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Updated on February 17, 2012 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Layoff Victim Ronnie Fliss Makes Her Own Dream Job

When Ronnie Fliss’s job of over thirty years was suddenly eliminated, this former corporate businesswoman found herself at a loss for her next move. She was an IT specialist, and as a middle-aged woman, she knew that the chances of her landing one of the few IT jobs that hadn’t been outsourced were slim at […]

Filed Under: Entrepreneurship

Updated on February 17, 2012 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Entrepreneur Bobbi Brown & a Successful Cosmetic Company

Bobbi Brown discovered her passion for cosmetics during college, where she experimented with doing makeup for her school’s theatre department, college TV programs, and even her own friends. When Bobbi graduated college, she moved to New York to search for freelance work. Her methods were straightforward; oftentimes, she’d simply open the Yellow Pages and cold […]

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Updated on January 27, 2012 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Female Entrepreneur Cathy Kerns Turned a Life Changing Diagnosis Into a New Life

When Cathy Kerns, an experienced businesswoman in the corporate world, was unexpectedly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in the middle of her successful career, the initial results were devastating. Cathy’s old career meant traveling the world promoting her clients and boosting the success of high profile companies like Hard Rock Café, but when her symptoms […]

Filed Under: Entrepreneurship

Updated on January 19, 2012 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Entrepreneurial Example: Lisa Druxman & Stroller Strides

Lisa Druxman was already a successful businesswoman when she broke out on her own, but that doesn’t mean her experiences as an entrepreneur have to be that much different from yours. An avid fitness buff, Lisa had spent the twelve years up to her entrepreneurial adventure working in the fitness industry. Her weight management program […]

Filed Under: Entrepreneurship

Updated on January 10, 2012 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Understanding Performance-Based Pay

Performance-based pay is a great way to encourage motivation among employees. The compensation variations come in many forms, and each form will present a variety of benefits and challenges, depending on the structure of your company. Therefore, it may take some experimenting to determine which form of performance-based pay works most effectively for your business. […]

Filed Under: Employees, Management

Updated on October 20, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

How to Handle Adjustments: Part 2- Refusing an Adjustment

Adjustment requests from customers are more common in some fields than others, but, regardless of your line of work, understanding how to effectively grant or refuse a customer’s request for an adjustment is an invaluable skill to add to your list of employee know-how. But how should you go about delivering the bad news and […]

Filed Under: Communication, Customer Service

Updated on October 20, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

How to Handle Adjustments: Part 1- Granting an Adjustment

Adjustments are a fact of life for nearly every company, so, with rare exception, all good employees should know how to go about handling adjustments. Depending on your line of work, adjustments could be a frequent and routine task, or they could be a task with which you are quite unfamiliar. Manufacturers of physical goods, […]

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Updated on October 10, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

How to Use Social Media to Grow Your Business

Businesses across the globe have discovered the marketing power of social media. Social media is an effective tool for not only growing your customer base and increasing name recognition of your company or product, but also in garnering existing customers’ loyalty. Facebook, Twitter, and company blogs have all proven extremely useful as integral components of […]

Filed Under: Communication, Internet, Marketing, Social Media

Updated on October 10, 2011 by Andrew Jensen 1 Comment

How to Design a Good Business Website (Part 2)

A well-designed business website is an essential part of every business’s marketing campaign. Without a good website, customers are likely to abandon your business’s site in favor of a website that is easier to navigate, meaning you could lose many potential customers to competitors. Remember, your business’s website is often the first impression that customers […]

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Updated on October 10, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

How to Design a Good Business Website (Part 1)

Designing a website is one of the most important things you’ll ever do as a business owner. We live in an age where customers turn to the internet for instant information, so businesses without websites or businesses with poorly designed websites are at a significant disadvantage. When designing your business’s website, it is important to […]

Filed Under: Communication, Internet, Marketing

Updated on September 28, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Three Things to Never Do When Designing a Good Business Website

Your business’s website is one of the most important marketing tools at your disposal. Your website will be many customers’ first impression of your company, so it is crucial for it to be well-designed and capable of acting as a reliable representative for your brand. There are a number of traps to which amateur website […]

Filed Under: Communication, Internet, Marketing

Updated on September 28, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Cheap Marketing for Your Business

Nearly every business knows deep within that marketing is an essential component of its overall success. However, in today’s economy, few businesses are willing to spend large amounts of money on any budget breaking marketing campaigns. But because marketing is one of the only things that keeps your business connected with your customers, it should […]

Filed Under: Cutting Costs, Marketing

Updated on September 21, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

Organizing Your Computer for Increased Productivity

We’ve all heard about the importance of getting organized. If everything is put properly in its own place, it’s much easier to locate items when you need them, which helps you to waste less time and maximize your productivity. But, while you’ve probably been taught how to properly organize your desk, you might still be […]

Filed Under: Efficiency, Employees

Updated on September 13, 2011 by Andrew Jensen Leave a Comment

How to Make Your Workout More Efficient

Exercise is clearly an essential component of a healthy life, but it doesn’t have to be the time-consuming endeavor that many people believe it to be. There are a number of small changes you can make to your exercise routine to help you log fewer hours at the gym – while still enjoying the benefits […]

Filed Under: Efficiency, Personal Efficiency

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