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Build It to Leave It: Preparing Your Business for a Successful Exit (opens the original)
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Most business owners spend years thinking about how to start, grow and strengthen their business — but what about how they’ll eventually step away from it? In this episode, Cheryl is joined by small business consultant and author Ingrid Thompson to explore why your exit strategy shouldn’t be an afterthought. Whether selling your business is years away, already on your mind, or something you’ve never seriously considered, Ingrid explains why the decisions you make today can have a significant imp
Email Marketing for Small Businesses: The Strategy You’re Probably Neglecting. (opens the original)
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Email marketing can be one of the most powerful tools in your business — but for many small business owners, it’s also one of the easiest to neglect. In this episode, Kirsten and Cheryl break down how to build an email marketing strategy that does more than send the occasional newsletter. From growing your email list and creating automated email sequences to nurturing customers, increasing retention and ultimately driving more sales, this discussion is packed with practical strategies you can pu
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