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Founder at R Public Relations Firm
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The 5 Key Players You Absolutely Need to Run a Successful Business
This busy entrepreneur has figured out what makes both her household and her business hum on all cylinders — and it isn't automated processes or streamlined procedures. It's people.
5 Surefire Ways to Grow Your Remote Business
Many people dream of having their own business, and today, that dream often extends to doing so remotely. But what does it take to make that dream a reality?
4 Ways to Avoid Becoming a Nightmare Boss (and How to Be a Dream Boss)
Are dream bosses born or made? It's a bit of both. Here's what I learned the hard way that can help you tap into your dream boss potential.
How to Respond When You're the Target of Bad Press
You know the saying "Any press is good press"? Don't believe it. Here are some tips from a seasoned PR vet on how to make the best of a bad situation.
Don't Let Your Biggest Client Become Your Biggest Nightmare — You Should Fire Them Instead. Here's Why.
Small businesses often depend on one primary client for their primary source of income. Or at least they think they do. But the "biggest" client doesn't always mean the "best" client. Here's why.
No dejes que tu cliente más grande se convierta en tu peor pesadilla; en su lugar, deberías despedirlos. Aquí te decimos por qué
Las pequeñas empresas suelen depender de un cliente grande para obtener su fuente principal de ingresos. O al menos eso creen. Pero el cliente "más grande" no siempre es el "mejor". Aquí está el motivo.
