Author: Hania Sudymont Whitfield

Are 140 Characters Enough to Network?

07/11/2010Blog, marketing, non-profit, small business, Social MediaCommunications, connection, Small business, Social Media, twitter

So, this is why Social Media works! People have less time to stop and chat as in past generations, but they still seek meaningful connections at every…

Redefining Your Small Business Marketing Profiles

06/28/2010management, marketingArt, Baby boomer, boomers, business, New York City, Pablo Picasso, Peachtree Road Race, recognition, Social Media, Youth

Age has lost it’s traditional meaning in marketing as more and more of us are staying active into our “senior” years. I am only reminded of my age when…

Your Staff is Your Best Investment Toward Success

06/24/201011/25/2015Blog, humor, leadership, management, marketing, small businessbusiness, Communications, focus, management, morale, productivity, recognition, Sales, Small business, success

It’s never good to lose staff – for you or your customers. Will your staff leave you? Not if you buy them pastries. 😉 kidding. The real reason they most often leave is …

Are Your “Free” Services Putting You in the Red?

06/18/201011/25/2015Blog, management, marketing, retail, small businessbusiness, Consulting, customer service, Education and Training, free, goods, Goods and services, Google, management, retail, Server Message Block, services, Small business, Telecommunications, time, value

Have customers come to depend on your “free” services too much? Throwing in small goods and services and not considering the value of services and expertise can put you out of business….