I know so many of my readers are stay-at-home and work-at-home parents and caregivers. With that being said I think I will try to do at least one monthly Business Development type of post. The post will most likely include book and magazine recommendations, maybe a podcast to listen to, printables, and/or just a source for business supplies and tools. I hope it comes of value to you, and is helpful to you in growing your business no matter what business that may be. <3So for the first post, let's talk about Getting Started or even Re-Launching your (new) business. First of all, CONGRATS! That takes big and crazy courage to start on an adventure into the unknown, but you are amazing and as long as you don't give up, and keep learning new things, you will do amazing things!
- Get a planner and a notebook to get organized. There's proven studies that say when you write it down, it's more likely to achieve those goals and dreams. Put those words into fruition.
- Get to know your website and back office (if available to you).
- Write down your 30-60-90 day goals. What will you need to reach the next level of pay in your business?
- Create your F.R.A.N.K. (Friends, Relatives, Associates, Neighbors, Kids Friends) List. Don't know Frank? Try A.L.I.C.E. (Acquaintances, Livelihoods, Inner Circle, Children's Contacts, E-connections). This should be a starting list of at least 75 people to help you share your new business with.
- Set up on social media. There are so many platforms to choose from. Pick one that you like best and perfect it. Some ideas are Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Linked In, Pinterest, etc.
- #Unbox your Starter Kit if you physically receive one. Get people excited about your products, show them your excitement!
- Get to know your products and share your faves. It's easiest to share something you love and personally use, and it adds authenticity.
- Prepare your Launch Party! Whether a physical party, or an online event, set a date and time, guest list, send out invites, and send out samples for those who can't attend. Remember samples and sending out mail can be used as a Tax Deduction for your business!
- Write down your why. It's something you can reflect on in months and years to come. Like life, our why changes. Be sure to include what motivated you to start on this new journey and what your goals are for your business.
- Have questions? Reach out to to your Sponsor/Upline for guidance.
Good luck on your newest adventure! Find out more about my side business.
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