You’ve all heard about the bloggers who have risen to stardom by writing a few words or making a short video. The truth is, it’s unlikely that it’s going to happen to you unless you’re publishing content that’s outrageous or unlike any other. However, it doesn’t mean that you can’t make a very tasty figure from your blogging skills.

While traditional brick and mortar businesses have their benefits, we truly are entering an online generation, and if you haven’t yet taken your business online, it’s time to do so immediately!

There are plenty of ways to make money online. If you have decided to dabble in E-commerce, you can sell goods and wares to people online. If you run a blog, you can profit from advertisements online. If you are planning on becoming an influencer, you can be paid to plug others’ goods and services.

Establishing great communication throughout the firm should be top of every business owner’s agenda. Frankly, its influence on internal and external matters is colossal. Everything from productivity to sales figures will be enhanced by strong communication. This is why you must give it the attention it deserves.   

If you have been told that you can make money blogging and cover the cost of living, you only know half of the truth. Until you start treating your online business as a real venture, instead of a hobby, you will never make it in the competitive world of online marketing. You need to get noticed by your audience if you want traffic and convert it into payments. In case you’re serious enough about your business, here are a few tips on creating a marketing plan from scratch.

Good marketing can land you more leads, more conversions, and ultimately make you money. However, the other side of the equation is that marketing mistakes can cost you big time. Luckily, to avoid these, all you need to do is read my post below.

You will have probably already heard of the gig economy by now. It’s received quite a bit of media attention recently, and not always for the best reasons! Many people think that we should look for permanent careers rather than jump from job to job as is promoted by this modern economy. But is it really all that bad?