Business Issues

Identifying your product and being able to clearly tell others your product is and how they will benefit from you benefits you the business owner and your clients.

For me, as a small business management consultant, my product is my 7-point system that is an overview to help improve and refine their business. What I sell is peace and confidence in their business, the steps are the 7-point system, and the industry is small business management consulting.

Today on the 'Ask Christina First' radio show we will be discussing what product your business actually sells its customers. What is your product and are you clear on what it is?

Tune in to “Ask Christina First” on www.AWOPtalk247.com, today Thursday, May 8th at 8am and 2pm Pacific Time on www.awoptalk247.com.

This Thursday on the 'Ask Christina First' radio show we will be discussing what product your business actually sells its customers. What is your product and are you clear on what it is?

Marketing is a cornerstone of business and it is everything you do to promote your business, not to be confused with branding, marketing is getting your product in front of your target audience. This week, I wanted to talk to small business owners about marketing. Why is marketing necessary and why do we sometimes hesitate to do it? What is marketing and why is it important for your business?

This week on the 'Ask Christina First' Radio Show I discuss marketing, as a cornerstone of business. We answer the question why marketing is essential, why some people don't do it, and what effect marketing has on your small business.

Tune in to 'Ask Christina First' on www.AWOPtalk247.com Thursday May 1st at 8am and 2pm Pacific Time.

This Thursday on the 'Ask Christina First' radio show, I will be discussing all things marketing. From whether or not marketing is important, if you business is effectively marketing, and what you could be doing differently to draw more attention and customers to your small business.

The culture of America as a whole, and among many small business owners is that we don’t want to be thoughtless in our business. It is absolutely possible to be a conscious minded, kind, or good-hearted business owner, and not have it negatively affect your bottom line.

This week I wanted to speak to business owners about how to curb business expenses. Business expenses are broken down into two categories, fixed and variable. Fixed are the core expenses that don’t move a lot, these expenses have a monthly payment commitment, a contract, or an agreement, and require a specific payment amount.

Do you know your fixed or core business expenses? Do you know which expenses are variable? Today on the 'Ask Christina First' radio show we will discuss how to curb your business expenses by learning what expenses can and should be cut or changed. Tune in today, Thursday, April 10th, to 'Ask Christina First', at 8am and 2pm PT on The AmazingWomenofPowerRadioNetwork www.awoptalk247.com.

One of my favorite topics when it comes to helping small business owners is working capital. Working capital is the money you have in reserve for your business. It is the money your business works with on a daily or monthly basis.