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Calling all SPEAKERS!

Get ready for an unforgettable two days of inspiration, transformation, and your chance to be in North America’s Next Greatest Speaker Contest! 

Announcing SPEAKonomics, a two-day action-packed speaker training extravaganza! It's where emerging speakers and seasoned pros converge to gain fresh new ideas, refine their skills, and unlock their full potential.

AND, in addition to SPEAKonomics, you can apply for your chance to showcase your skills at our North America’s Next Greatest Speaker Contest.

This is TWO incredible events rolled into one epic experience.

SPEAKonomics, two-days of unmatched speaker training and North America’s Next Greatest Speaker Contest!

What:

SPEAKonomics and

North America’s Next Greatest Speaker Contest 

When:

Friday, January 9th and 

Saturday, January 10th, 2026

[9:00 AM – 4:00 PM both days]

Where:

Location TBD

Investment:

Just $297 for both days of SPEAKonomics. 

Additional $25 Application fee* for North America’s Next Greatest Speaker Contest.

This is not just an event; it's an opportunity to ignite your speaking career and make a name for yourself in the world of public speaking!

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Overcoming the Fear: Speak with Confidence

Public speaking ranks among the top fears worldwide, with many individuals dreading it even more than facing mortality itself. Are you ready to break free from the grip of stage fright? 

Unlock your full potential as a speaker and rise above the fear that holds many back. Embrace this opportunity to become a confident and captivating communicator and embark on a journey that will empower you to conquer the stage with grace and conviction.

In this workshop you will gain invaluable tools and techniques to:

Harness nervous energy as a source of strength

Effectively reduce anxiety and calm your nerves

Liberate yourself from nervous habits that hinder your performance

Cultivate unwavering confidence in your speaking abilities

Own the room with a commanding presence

Shannon Malkin Daniels

Public Speaking & Authenticity Coach

Shannon Malkin Daniels is a Public Speaking & Authenticity Coach who’s passionate about helping business owners and professionals find their true voice and share their stories with confidence. She knows firsthand the struggle of being in environments that push you to conform—having grown up in highly-regulated corporate settings where she was conditioned to speak, dress and act in a certain way. But when she transitioned to entrepreneurship, Shannon realized that despite her polished presentation skills, something was missing. She wasn’t making genuine connections.

It wasn’t until Shannon fully embraced her authentic self—quirks, unique perspective, and all—that she started building those deep, meaningful connections. Inspired by this transformation, she founded SPEAC Success to help others do the same. Her mission? To empower people to communicate with heart, create real connections and lead with authenticity.

With over a decade of coaching experience, Shannon also works with organizations to develop their employees' communication skills, fostering a culture where authenticity thrives. As a professional speaker and TEDx speaker, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her work, drawing from her time teaching at Columbia and Iona Universities and her master’s degree in interpersonal communication from the University of Central Florida.

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Critical Nutrition Secrets Female Entrepreneurs Can’t AFFORD to Ignore

Too many ambitious women are building businesses at the expense of their health—and it’s costing them more than they realize. In this powerful session, you’ll discover:

The top nutrition and health mistakes that silently sabotage your energy, clarity, and productivity

The surprising (and often misunderstood) connection between what you eat and how you lead

Six powerhouse foods and nutrients every female entrepreneur should know to fuel her focus, stamina, and mental edge—daily

Purpose: To empower driven women to stop sacrificing their well-being for success—and start using food as a tool to unlock next-level business performance.

What I’ll Cover:

My personal journey: why I’m passionate about this mission and how it can change your path, too

Simple, actionable strategies to eat, think, and live like an energized, empowered CEO

A mindset shift: “We are the engine of our businesses. And when the engine is under-fueled or overworked, everything else suffers.”

If you're ready to rise without burnout, think sharper, and lead stronger—this session is your catalyst.

Robin Muhammad

Nutritionist

Robin Muhammad is the founder of Necessary Nutrition, Inc. Over the past 17 years Robin has helped thousands of women use food and nutrition to build and repair their bodies. She currently helps women in midlife determine what to eat and what to do to mitigate symptoms and concerns related to perimenopause and menopause.

Robin’s personal journey to living a healthy life fuels her passion for helping other women. Nearly 20 years ago she was prediabetic, overweight, and unsure about the right steps to take. Robin was fascinated with the power of food. At that point in her life, she decided to make a career shift and pivoted to focus on nutrition and personal development.

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Client-Centric Marketing: From Your Ideal Client's Pain Points to Your Profits

Ready to unlock the secret to sustainable business growth? Join marketing strategist Amy Matthews for an empowering session on Client-Centric Marketing. Discover how understanding your ideal client's pain points and aspirations can transform your marketing from guesswork to a powerful growth engine. Learn actionable strategies to connect deeply with your audience, craft compelling solutions, and achieve lasting success.

Key Takeaways

1. Identify Your Ideal Client: Go beyond demographics and uncover the true essence of your target audience.

2. Understand Pain Points & Consequences: Learn how to pinpoint your customers' challenges and the impact they have on their lives.

3. Craft Solutions that Resonate: Discover how to create offerings that truly address your customers' needs and foster lasting loyalty.

Amy Matthews

CEO

Amy Matthews is a marketing strategist with over 30 years of experience building strategic marketing solutions for large and small organizations. She believes everything you do in business should begin and end with your client. They are the true north for your business; if you allow them to guide your journey, you will never drift off course.

Amy is passionate about helping women succeed in business by fostering ideas and empowering entrepreneurs to utilize marketing as a driving force for their businesses. Amy works with businesses to help them define, plan, and execute marketing strategies that show them what to do, when to do it, how much it will cost, and who can help them get it all done.

Amy's academic journey is a testament to her dedication to the field of marketing. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing from the University of Tennessee and an MBA from Samford University. Amy, along with her husband, Sam Kwon, and their daughter, Mia, reside in Atlanta, Georgia. To learn more about Amy and her company, visit amilc.com.

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Creative Branding Strategies That Resonate with Female Audiences

We all know that branding is so much more than a catchy tagline or a memorable logo. It's the experience you deliver to your audience and the emotional relationship they build with your business. For today's conversation, we're diving deep into creative branding strategies specifically designed to captivate and resonate with female audiences.

Why Targeting Female Audiences is a Must 

First, let's get this straight: Women drive 70-80% of all consumer purchasing. That's right, from influencing family and household purchases to making individual choices, women are power players in the world of consumption. So, as a savvy woman entrepreneur, tapping into this enormous market potential is a no-brainer!

Key Elements in Branding for Female Audiences

Authenticity

Authenticity is paramount when targeting a female demographic. Women are often looking for more than just a product; they're seeking an authentic connection. Transparency, genuine care for customers, and social responsibility can go a long way.

Emotional Engagement

Many studies have found that emotional engagement tends to be more effective with female audiences. Brands that tell a compelling story or tap into specific emotions often see higher engagement rates among women.

Real-life Case Studies

Dove's "Real Beauty" Campaign

Dove's "Real Beauty" campaign has been a triumph of emotional and authentic branding. By featuring women of all shapes, sizes, and ethnicities, Dove struck a chord with female consumers worldwide. The campaign was groundbreaking, and the authentic representation led to a significant rise in Dove's market share.

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Power Unleashed: The Resilient Women Entrepreneurs of 2023

 Hello to all the bold, fearless women who dare to dream big! As we journey through the energizing year of 2023, let's pause to acknowledge our collective evolution as women entrepreneurs. The shifts in the entrepreneurial landscape over the years have been nothing short of revolutionary!

There was a time when female entrepreneurs had to scale steep mountains, combating bias, limited funding, and the balancing act of family and enterprise. Often, we were underestimated, overlooked, or unheard. Yet, we carried on, fuelled by an unwavering belief in our potential to lead, innovate, and create. 

Fast forward to 2023, and we're setting new milestones. Take, for instance, Maya Mathias, whose AI-driven edtech start-up, InnovEd, has secured an investment of $25 million. Or consider Sarah Bellingham, who became the youngest woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company this year, steering her green energy enterprise, SolaRev, towards unprecedented success. And who can overlook Alice Liu, whose social commerce platform, ChatShop, has transformed the online shopping experience, empowering countless small businesses in the process.

Welcome to 2023, and behold the transformation we've catalyzed! We aren't merely participants in the game; we're reshaping the rules, shattering glass ceilings, and constructing empires.

Our resilience is paying off, with investors beginning to acknowledge and invest in the unmatched potential of women-led ventures. As evidence, a remarkable study revealed that startups led by women generate higher revenue—double per dollar invested—compared to those led by men.

Technological advancement has been a potent ally in our journey. Just look at tech wizard Lisa Armstrong's groundbreaking work in quantum computing, revolutionizing cybersecurity for businesses worldwide. It has democratized opportunities and resources, giving us platforms to shine, connect, and learn.

Women entrepreneurs in 2023 radiate ambition, and confidence, and are unafraid of taking risks. We've discarded the societal conventions of 'what women should do' and adopted a powerful mantra: 'what women can do.'

Networking has transitioned from a 'nice-to-have' to an essential tool. We've cultivated supportive, strong communities, celebrating each other's successes. There's a profound understanding that when one woman succeeds, it's a victory for all women.

As entrepreneurs in 2023, we're not just envisioning grand dreams—we're bringing them to life. We're not just earning a living—we're driving change. We're not just managing businesses—we're igniting movements.

While we've made significant strides, our journey is far from over. There are more mountains to conquer and milestones to reach. We must persist in striving for equality, pushing boundaries, and inspiring future generations of women entrepreneurs.

Let's revel in our progress but also keep forging ahead. Let's continue to convert challenges into opportunities, dreams into realities, and businesses into legacies. After all, we're not just women entrepreneurs—we're future-shaping trailblazers.

Here's to us, the women entrepreneurs of 2023, thriving in this transformative era. We've traversed a great distance, but the horizon is boundless. Remember, we've got the world at our fingertips, and oh, the places we'll go! What are your goals to end the 2023 year?!

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7 Women Entrepreneurs Who Made History

 

It’s Women’s History Month! So, we figured it’s the perfect time to take a look at some of the most influential women entrepreneurs who changed the world and left a lasting legacy inspiring millions more women entrepreneurs for years to come.

Elizabeth Arden

In the early 1900s, a woman named Florence Nightingale Graham moved to New York City. The world would come to know her as Elizabeth Arden. After working as a bookkeeper for a pharmaceuticals company and spending hours in their lab studying skincare, she opened the Red Door salon at the age of 29 which spawned many more iconic locations and a line of successful products. After Arden’s passing in 1966, the company sold for $38 million dollars.

Sara Blakely

Sara Blakely was working as a door-to-door Saleswoman in Florida when she got the idea for Spanx. After spending hours in the Florida sun in panty hose, she knew she could do better. While there was extensive trial and error with R&D and making connections in North Carolina, Spanx officially launched in 2000. Since then, Sara has experienced a meteoric rise and sold the stake majority in 2021 staying on as the Executive Chairwoman. The company was then valued at 1.2 billion. To celebrate the milestone, Blakely gave each of her employees $10,000 and two first class plane tickets anywhere in the world.

Clara Brown

A former enslaved woman born in 1800, Clara Brown gained her freedom at the age of 56. She settled in Colorado where she worked a variety of jobs. She made multiple real estate investments accumulating a good-sized fortune. For the remainder of her life, she used her money for good, founding a Sunday school, reuniting former slaves with their families, and helping them relocate to Colorado.

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10 Business Lessons From Your Favorite Christmas Movies

 

We hope you’ve left the office behind to enjoy good food with family and friends, but as you grab some hot cocoa and settle in for a marathon of holiday classics, be on the lookout for some outstanding business lessons hidden right inside these Christmas movie favorites. 

 The Santa Clause

 A recently divorced single Dad has the adventure of a lifetime on Christmas Eve, when the real Santa falls off his roof leaving him and his son to take over for a magical night in Santa’s Sleigh. Unfortunately for Scott Calvin (played by Tim Allen), putting on Santa’s suit constituted a binding contract that was outlined in the laughably fine print on Santa’s business card.  Chaos ensues when Scott’s career and custody of his child are jeopardized by the meddlesome North Pole calling Scott to fulfill his destiny as Santa. While most standard business contracts won’t go north pole small in their font, the lesson is an important one.  Always read the fine print.

In 1940s Illinois, 9-year-old Ralphie spends the holiday season praying and plotting to receive a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas.  He lays it on thick with his mother, his teacher, and even Santa in an effort to make sure Red Ryder will be under the tree on Christmas morning.  While Ralphie’s laser focus is admirable, the harder he sells, the more obstacles get in his way. A Christmas Story teaches us to never give up, but just as important: sometimes it’s important to stop selling to get what you want.  Also, be careful with BB guns and icicles.  And always have a pair of backup glasses.

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How to Use Business Skills to Help You Succeed as a Parent

 eWomenNetwork Spotlight: Sharon Ballantine's tips on getting your teens to talk to you

eWomenNetwork member, Sharon Ballantine, The Premier Parenting Coach, learned the hard way that parenting-by-demand wasn’t going to cut it. Faced with teenagers who grunted instead of speaking to her, she knew something had to change. Finally, an “aha” moment brought her to her senses that changed everything. Watch and learn how you can change your relationship with your child that can last a lifetime. After you watch the video or listen to the podcast, read Sharon Ballantine's article below on How to Use Business Skills to Succeed as a Parent.

Watch the video below or listen to the interview on the eWN Podcast Network. 

 

How to Use Business Skills to Help You Succeed as a Parent - by Sharon Ballantine

Raising the Happy Quotient at Home

Does it sometimes feel overwhelming and stressful to be managing your own business and also raising a teen or two? It can easily feel like you have two full time jobs! As a business owner and a parent, I have often felt like I needed to cultivate the “people” skills that I use in the world of business, on my own family. Skills such as attentive listening, non-judgment, the tone of voice I use, etc. At times, it was a struggle to use these skills at home if I was being reactive with my teens. 

As I was navigating the teen years, I wanted to be more responsive and less reactive to my teens and also have them be less reactive with me. Being reactive was standing in the way of good communication and undermining the quality of our relationship. I came to realize that if I truly wanted these things, I was going to have to slow down and take control of my own wellbeing, which meant making my happiness a priority. I knew that if I wasn’t happy, I couldn’t approach any situation with my teens in a clear way and be the supportive parent that I wanted to be. 

This also meant that allowing my teen’s moods and behavior to dictate my own mood and behavior would never serve me. I came to realize how crucial it was to also pay attention to what was truly going on within my teenagers, which seemed to often dictate their behavior. This took practice- on both counts and a constant reminder to myself- to not take things personally.

Getting along with your teen and raising the happiness quotient in your home, starts first with better understanding what is happening with them- in their minds and in their bodies. We know how stressed we can feel, but do we realize how stressed our teens are too? Are we giving them the benefit of the doubt as their find their way?

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3 Techniques to Boost Your Confidence

Confidence is a Consequence of doing the thing that you must do." You have to act on your dreams.  Once you act on your dreams, you will face the consequence of your action.  Think of “ACT” as an acronym for Action Changes Things.  The change you are seeking lies behind your willingness to trust yourself enough to accomplish what you know is inside of you.  I know, it’s easier said than done.  Fear DOES exist but it’s ultimately up to you to treat fear as an acronym to either believe the “Fake Evidence Appearing Real,” OR “Feel Everything And Rise.”  If you’re reading this blog, I believe you’re ready to rise.  Today we are going to share 3 tips to finding the courage that will lead you to the success, that will consequently create more confidence than you’ve ever had.

Take Calculated Risks

Building up your confidence is going to require you to take risks.  It is going to require that you trust yourself.  It is going to require that you give yourself permission to scrape your knee…. Key word “scrape” your knee, not shatter your entire kneecap.  Hence why we encourage calculated, well-thought-out risks, as opposed to spontaneous risks.  Confidence will come from you committing to a risk, planning for it, doing it, and the growth occurs when you review it.  Reviewing the successes of your risk, as well as the problems, opportunities, and threats are what will not only give you a sense of accomplishment for making it happen, but the reassurance that the next time you take that risk, it will be even better. 

The first step, however, is to commit to it and jump.  Sometimes we just need to take the leap and build our wings on the way down.  

Growth in yourself and your confidence is going to require you to step outside of your comfort zone and trust that as long as the risk you are making is a calculated one, you will not come out of it with a shattered knee!

Embrace Discomfort

Speaking of getting out of your comfort zone, what is a comfort zone anyway?  As an entrepreneur, you need to NEVER visit that deadly place.  Your comfort zone is the thief of your dreams.  In the spirit of protecting you, your comfort zone prevents you.  Building your confidence is the same as building a muscle.  If you don’t feel some strain and discomfort, that muscle isn’t going to grow. Ever heard the phrase, if you aren’t sweating, you aren’t working?  The same goes for your confidence.  In order to grow and build your confidence in yourself and your business, you’ll have to sweat through a little discomfort; embrace it.  Learn to love the feeling of discomfort.  When you find yourself feeling uncomfortable, reward yourself with something positive for forcing yourself into the right direction.

Insert Yourself Into an Inspirational Environment

Jim Rohn said it best; “you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” We couldn’t agree more.  One of the best ways to build your confidence is to let go of the people who diminish your confidence or lack confidence themselves.  We are NOT suggesting that you walk around and cut-off anyone and everyone who is in a bad mood.  What we ARE saying is that you do need to be conscience of your energy and the energy you surround yourself with. 

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The Pros and Cons of Hiring a Dedicated Social Media Team

The popularization of social media may be less than twenty years old, but it’s not going away any time soon, if anything, it’s only ramping up. Regardless of whether you personally use (or like) social media, the reality is that a good majority of people visit a company’s social media before they visit their website. That being the case, it’s hard to be seen as a credible business without a social media presence.

The decision then becomes whether you want to take full ownership of your social media, hire a consulting strategist, or hire a team that covers content creation, posting, engagement, and analysis. 

Anyone can post to social media, but as a business you want it to work for you.  Here are some pros and cons to consider when deciding if a designated social media team is right for you.

PRO: Content Creation

Sharing other people’s posts (while easy) is not enhancing your brand. To take full advantage of social media, you need original images, videos, reels, and more.  Creating that content takes time. If you’re managing all your own social media that’s a lot of time that could be spent growing your business using your area of expertise. Plus, if you’re not a visual graphics person, the content that a designated team creates is nearly always more pleasing to the eye.

CON: Losing Your Voice

Some people are passionate about engaging with customers directly in their own style and voice. You can certainly coach your social media team on this, but it’s not always the same.  If engaging directly is a major priority for you and you have the bandwidth to keep up with all your platforms (with the optimum frequency), then managing on your own may be the best choice. Just remember, you should be posting a minimum of 4-7 times a week on all your platforms. 

PRO: Analysis

What is working? What isn’t? When should I be posting? When should I be posting on each platform? What is my reach? What are my impressions?  What even are impressions? Why am I doing so well on Facebook and not on Twitter? Am I going crazy, or did I wake up and Instagram changed its whole darn set up??? ALL these questions come off your shoulders and move to your social media team.  When you’re managing your own social media, you have access to metrics, but are you looking at them and understanding them?  If so, are you changing your social media tactics to set you up for success? All of this is one of the biggest reasons to hire a team.  They spend every day creating content, studying metrics, and strategically planning so you don’t have to. 

PRO: Keeping on Trend

Social Media trends come in waves, and as Briana said at 2021 ICON in August, it’s about riding the wave until you can catch the next one at just the right moment.  When you’re not a social media devotee, it’s hard to truly understand the trends, their mechanics, and create the appropriate strategy on the fly.  If social media doesn’t feel inherent to you, it’s likely that by the time you get a grip on the new hot trend, a newer and hotter one will have already come along.

CON: It costs money.

An automated system can only get you so far.  Having custom content and a creative mind behind your strategy is a skill that social media professionals have carefully honed. These are the people who get up early and go to bed late to ensure they’ve made the most of the day’s opportunities for you.  And yes, that is not always cheap. 

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7 Wonder Woman Lessons Every Business Woman Should Know

 Are you planning on making 2020 the year to beat the odds and unveil the strength you didn’t know you had within you? Now that you’ve taken the leap to start your own business, start working on building the confidence you need to become much more than a business woman. 

Even if you’re not a comic enthusiast, chances are you at least have an idea of who Wonder Woman is. In case you’ve managed to somehow not see, hear or read anything about this fictional character created by William Moulton Marston back in the 1940s, here are a few lines inspired by the adventures of Diana Prince –Princess Diana’s human alter-ego–. Once you’re done reading them, you’ll see it’s not that hard for you to turn into a real-life Wonder Woman. 

Do you intend to make 2020 the year you defy the odds and discover the strength you didn't know you possessed? Start working on developing the confidence you'll need to become much more than a businesswoman now that you've taken the jump to start your own company.

Even if you're not a comic book fan, you've probably heard of Wonder Woman. Here are a few lines inspired by the exploits of Diana Prince –Princess Diana's human alter-ego– in case you haven't seen, heard, or read anything about this fictional character developed by William Moulton Marston back in the 1940s. After you've finished reading them, you'll discover that being a real-life Wonder Woman isn't that difficult.

A world of wonder is waiting… 

1. Cultivate Your Talent:

Diana didn't realize her full potential as a child, but she had an intuitive sense that she was powerful. She diligently trained with the Amazons, intelligent, strong women who taught her art, martial skills, and history year after year. It's fantastic if your firm is already up and running; keep moving forward with constant knowledge on your side. Smart people understand that in the business world, there is always something new to learn, especially in these fast-paced times.

If you're launching a business, on the other hand, focus on both your craft or product and your brand to achieve the best outcomes.

You must provide your company a solid image in addition to having something amazing to offer and the desire to succeed. To establish a brand that people can recognize and remember, you must take yourself seriously as an entrepreneur. To begin, you should design a logo that is appealing, memorable, and meaningful.

2. Master Self-Discipline:

Diana Prince is trained to get up early and practice for battle from a very young age. Women entrepreneurs need discipline to expand their businesses and keep their wits sharp. Make an attempt to set particular schedules if you aren't extremely organized.

3. Explore the Unknown:

Despite the fact that the picturesque island of Themys cira had been her entire life, Diana was never afraid to embark on an adventure for the greater good. It's the same when it comes to building a successful business; there's no room for fear! Step outside your comfort zone and try new things; after all, it's your business, and you have complete control over the route it takes, for better or worse.

Believe me when I say that becoming your own boss is not the time to be bashful about it, to play it safe, and to ponder about all the what-ifs. Attend networking events, meet new people, sit and converse with a random stranger (in a safe environment, of course) and hand out your business card.

If you don’t have one already, use a business card mockup to see how it would look like before printing it out. Try different colors and designs to get a business card you feel proud of. 

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Does Content-Based Web Design Leads to Better SEO for Business?

If you are a business owner, then one of the most important things for you to do would be to have a utility-based business website, but, it also needs to have a great design. Your business website is going to be the leading platform in the digital space. All your customers, along with random visitors, will learn about the business through the website. As a business owner, it is very important for you to create a strong online presence for your company. In addition to creating the website, it is also crucial for you to optimize the website for various search engines. Content-based web design can help you achieve this. In this article, you will learn more about creating a content-focused web design for a more effective search engine optimization.

What is the relationship between web design and SEO processes

Search engines are constantly changing their algorithms and evolving depending upon new technological developments. When you want to design a new website for your business, you would have to recognize how much impact a good web design can have on your SEO. The web design will, of course, have to be more function with a beautiful user interface as it will help in getting your web pages more organic traffic. This is also one of the most crucial aspects of the search engine optimization process.

Essential questions you should ask yourself as you start to design a business website: 

What would you like your business website to function as?

How can more people locate the business website you have set up?

Once you have decided on the main purpose of the business website, then you would need to try and find ways of drawing new customers. This would mean, of course, that you would be dependent on the search engines more than ever because that is the only way new people will locate your website. Hence it is important for you to utilize all available options to improve the search engine optimization process. The SEO tactics which you are using would be a vital part of your overall business tactics. 

The procedures of web design

There is a large group of companies who excel in SEO based services who can assist you in making a web design that is SEO friendly and can drive your organic traffic up. 

When you look to get increased success from the website, it is important that you ensure that the web pages are able to get more visibility from the search engines. The web designs will need to be more search engine friendly. There are also several qualified professionals who work as freelancers who can do this job for you. IF you base your web design primarily on more content, then the chances are that the business website can get more visibility on the search engines.

Managing content with web designing elements in websites

Try and design your website with the help of a dedicated CMS or more commonly referred to as the Content Management System. This can help in allowing your website to get more easily developed. There are a number of specialized platforms that you can find over the internet that would let you build the website with a CMS. Earlier a lot of studies had revealed that the CMS would go on to negatively affect the search engine results of the web pages. However, this has changed considerably in the recent past. With the development of new systems and the evolution of technology, this is now no longer a threat to SEO. You can also find a number of software-based programs and plenty of plug-ins that can help you. Also, web developers have the option of using extensions in order to make more customizations on the web pages. There are other on-page SEO factors that need to be looked into when you are designing your website like your URL, the meta tags, and so on. You should pay attention to all the structural aspects of the web designing process. Also, it is important to make the web pages appear cleaner. Do not overdo with your graphics, your fonts and color combinations must be concise and brief.

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Seven Ways an Unhealed Betrayal is Impacting Your Business

While it’s common to think that the betrayal of a family member, partner, friend or coworker impacts us personally, here are seven ways an unhealed betrayal is impacting your business:   

1. Confidence- A betrayal shatters our confidence. One minute we can feel safe and secure, then a painful discovery of betrayal can shatter that sense of safety in an instant. Think about how that impacts your business. If confidence is shattered, how comfortable are you asking for the sale, asking for the raise, introducing yourself at a networking event, or making that call to someone you’re hoping to collaborate with? Confidence is crucial in business and without it, it’s extremely challenging to convey your message in the way you want it to come across.

2. Health- An unhealed betrayal dramatically impacts your health and level of energy. Once the stress response is ignited from this type of pain, you’re headed for just about every stress-related symptom, condition, illness, even disease. Some of the most common symptoms left in the wake of a betrayal? Digestive issues, extreme exhaustion, brain fog, mental confusion, insomnia, anxiety, sadness, anger, and depression…to name a few. Managing these symptoms, while managing your business (in addition to other responsibilities you may have such as raising children, running a household, taking care of elderly parents, etc.) can make running a thriving business near impossible.

3. Body- One of the most common physical symptoms of an unhealed betrayal is weight changes. Immediately after the painful discovery of betrayal from a family member, partner, friend, or coworker, for example, it may be impossible to keep food down. Soon after, it’s extremely common to use food as a way to soothe, calm, numb, and relax as a way to self-medicate from the pain betrayal can cause. The stress alone can drive fat storage-particularly around your mid-section. So, think about doing videos, speaking, networking, or any other aspect of your business that requires you to be seen. Not feeling comfortable in your own skin means you’re not putting yourself out there the way you need to and is affecting the number of people who know about you and what you do.

4. Self-esteem- A betrayal shatters our self-esteem along with our sense of worthiness. Because betrayal feels so intentional, we take it so personally, so this direct hit has us questioning our very worth. Now imagine how that impacts your business. If you don’t feel a profound sense of worthiness; it shows in the way you speak and communicate who you are and what you do. And, if you don’t believe in yourself, how can anyone else? This directly impacts how many people are convinced that who you are and what you do will help them in the way they need. Without your own conviction, how can anyone else feel convinced you can help them?

5. Ability to trust- One of the most profound implications of a betrayal is the shattering of trust. After we’ve been betrayed, we don’t trust in others and we hardly trust ourselves. We question ourselves asking: “How did I not know this?” “How could I be so blind?” “How did I not see this coming?” When we don’t trust ourselves, we don’t trust our decisions or our own judgment. This makes it challenging to know if we’re making healthy or unhealthy business decisions. We also lose our trust in others so we’re afraid to be a team player, do joint venture and collaborative projects as we question: “If the person I trusted the most proved untrustworthy, how can I trust someone I don’t know nearly as well?”

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7 Tips For Achieving A Millionaire Mindset As An Entrepreneur

Your mindset is the most important factor in determining whether or not you will succeed in your life. In today’s day and age, it can be easy to lose sight of your goals and the life you envisioned for yourself, that’s why it’s critical to cultivate a “millionaire mindset”. Developing a millionaire mindset requires you to stretch your thinking. So, we’re sharing some of our favorite mindfulness tips to get you there.

Why is a millionaire mindset so important for entrepreneurs?

Many of the best entrepreneurs know exactly where they’re going, how they’re going to get there, and their why behind it all. Business owners that have a “millionaire mindset” have a “now” mentality, instead of procrastinating the very tasks that will get them where they want to. Knowing your “why” and being a “now” kind of person will push you in the right direction of achieving a millionaire mindset. Millionaire business owners have a very clear vision of the impact and legacy they are building.

 1. Ask For Help When You Need It

You don’t have to know everything. For example, if you’re an entrepreneur waiting for the right tools to be handed to you before starting a project, you’re going to be waiting for a long time. You must move from this way of thinking into one that can start any project with the tools that are available at the moment. It is perfectly fine to be a work in progress. The more confidence you have, the more that will motivate you to take action which leads to more results, and expansion. 

2. Believe In Yourself

So many people are too timid to admit they want something and actually take the action to do it. You need to become more assertive and honest with yourself, but you also need to believe that you can accomplish anything you set your mind to. But, remember it is not your job to reinvent the wheel, you just need to identify the issue and work towards solving it. That’s why it’s so important to develop the millionaire mindset. Entrepreneurs with millionaire mindsets play to win, not to avoid defeat. 

3. Understand Failure Is Necessary For Success

 It’s almost impossible to achieve anything if you don’t set any goals for yourself. By setting attainable goals, you can reach success more effectively, instead of as quickly as possible. Even failure reap benefits that will serve you in the future. Once you begin putting yourself out there to help others, you will see benefits and open a lot of doors for yourself.

 4. Be Okay With Taking Breaks

If you ever read any entrepreneur books, newsletters, or other online content, then you have probably noticed that many of those sources mention the importance of taking breaks. Taking breaks allows you to keep your mind open to come up with new ideas, solutions, or methods to improve. Even something as simple as a small walk will help to clear your head and help prevent that burnout feeling. At eWomenNetwork, we are all about taking time for self-care because your business only functions as well as you do. 

5. Be Solution-Focused

Being able to problem-solve is one of the best skills an entrepreneur can have, no matter your circumstances. When the going gets tough, you can count on the millionaire mind that can always find a solution no matter how big the issue is. By focusing on solutions rather than problems, you keep a positive mindset. People who solve problems, attract others who also seek solutions. The bigger and more successful you become as an entrepreneur, the greater the pressure, responsibility, and problems.

6. Love What You Do

As the cliché saying goes, if you love what you do, you’ll never have to work a day in your life. And when you do this, money will inevitably flow to and through you. Even when times get tough or you’re at a point where you have to do something you really don’t want to do, shifting the way you think about it can shift your entire mindset. Remember that you’re never going to fully do the things you love. Running a business calls for you to step into positions that will challenge you and make you feel uncomfortable, but when you’re able to embrace these situations, you can achieve success. 

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How to curate a Facebook group to change your life

How to curate a Facebook group to change your life offers all the inside tips to bring massive value to your followers and over the long term elevates you as the expert in your field.

You will learn: The value of setting up a Facebook group

                       How to maximize your group to elevate you a the expert in your field

                        How to monetize  a FREE Facebook group to add to your income 

Speaker Bio

Born at an early age, Leslie Ann's career path is unique, steeped in performance. A professional circus arts performer for 15 years, they invited twice her to perform at The White House during the Carter and Reagan Administrations. She was also a producer and on-air talent for two radio stations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Since 1989, Leslie Ann has owned a successful award-winning graphic design studio. She is a sought-after (humorous) speaker on the topics of business and personal branding, how to build a Facebook group to change your life, and publishing the book you've promised yourself you'll write someday.

Event Information

Start Date		09/17/2021 11:00 AM
End Date		09/17/2021 01:00 PM
Timezone		US/Pacific
Informal Networking		10:45 AM
Location		Online United States
Chapter		Lincoln City, OR

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