April Ray
Creative Blog
5 Ways to Drive Traffic to Your Website
A common misconception people have is you can’t grow your business through your website. They think a website is something that makes you seem legitimate (which is true), but they have not had success with their website converting leads for them. With the right...
How to Move Your Business Online and Make a Bigger Impact with Amelia Padilla
Today’s Lessons in Entrepreneurship brings us Amelia Padilla, co-owner of Level Up Strength Society with her husband, Alberto Padilla. They are both health & fitness coaches and parents to 5 year old, Ilario. Their business is a holistic approach to fitness &...
Why You Should Find Your Niche in Business with Jackie Rockwell
Today’s Lessons in Entrepreneurship brings us Jackie Rockwell. She runs Motherhood, Inspired – an intentional platform to empower moms to ditch the credit card, get out of debt, and fall in love with their money. She loves coffee, gardening and dancing like everybody...
How to Sell Past Your Local Community with Sandi Shaw, Ph.D.
Today's Lessons from Entrepreneurship, we're hearing from Sandi Shaw Ph.D. She is a Master-Certified Wellness Coach, a Certified Professional Coach, Industrial/Organizational Psychologist, and an entrepreneur. Her business is Live Well & Enjoy Life ™. She coaches...
Make Pinterest Your Biggest Traffic Driver with Karen Grill
In this week's edition of Lessons from Entreprenuership, we're hearing from Karen Grill. She is a business and productivity coach for female entrepreneuers; founder of Second Act Moms and Karen Grill Coaching. She is the mom of two teenage boys, has a pet chinchilla...
How to do “Ad Free” Marketing with Taylor Daniels
I'm excited about this one guys. Taylor Daniels is the CEO & Founder of It's V.A. | Tay, a virtual assistant co. for wedding professionals. She helps wedding pros automate their biz & blow past 6+ figures without having a large following, without being on ALL...
How to Stay the Course in Business with Alison Kucich
As we begin transitioning into the summer season, I’m celebrating with a new blog series called Lessons in Entrepreneurship. In this series, I’ll be highlighting some truly awesome businesses and entrepreneurs and how they have grown and sustained their empires....
Five Things Every Website Needs
Every website needs a variety of elements based on their industry, goals, CMS, etc. But, I’m going to share five things that EVERY website needs. 1. Contact Information It needs to be easy to find It can be in multiple places (header, footer, on a contact page) It can...
Work From Home Tips and Schedule
With the Covid-19 Crisis, many people are now trying to work from home. I can’t even imagine if I had school age kids in the mix and had to add homeschooling to my list of to-dos. But I do have two children under three, an almost three year old daughter and a 5 month...