I realize that this blog could just be a "me" thing. If it's not, and this resonates with you, I also wonder if this is a "woman" thing. I'm having a hard time picturing myself having this conversation with a male colleague, but that doesn't mean it doesn't apply to them.

Think about the last time you read someone’s bio on a company website. Did it sound authentic and up to date? Or did it feel like it was written five job titles ago?

You might have heard the term “AI scraping” thrown around in the news or tech conversations lately. It sounds a little sci-fi, right? (Frankly, I thought it sounded painful.) But really, it’s just a modern twist on something the internet has been doing for years: collecting information.

I often have meetings with clients who groan when I ask them if they want to talk about something that's hot in the news. "Investopedia and everyone else already have an article about it. We'll just get lost in the noise." Well...yes and no. It depends on how you go about it.

I work with a lot of creative people. Being on the creative side myself, I know that buckling down to the business at hand does not always come naturally to us. So, when I find creative colleagues who also take their business seriously...I hold on to them for dear life. So, how can you fight against that flaky tendency when it rears its ugly head? Here are some things I've learned along the way.

Getting traffic to your website is great, but traffic alone doesn’t grow your business. What you really want are the right people visiting your site: qualified prospects who are a good fit for your services and values.

I encourage all of my clients to differentiate themselves, but there is one thing that they all have in common: they don't have a lot of...

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