It’s no secret right now that many people are unsure about what will happen next, with the precautions against the Covid-19 virus. You might even, like many others, find yourself working from home for the first time in your career. So, I hear you ask, how can I stay on track when I’ve never been in this situation before?
The key to getting your work done is organisation and self-discipline.
If you’ve ever read my blog in the past, you’ll probably know that I’m a huge fan of Pinterest. It all started many years ago, with a couple of boards of tattoo ideas and unrealistic home styles, and soon grew to be a marketing obsession.
Recently, I haven’t been as active on Pinterest as I once was but, because I have built a strong foundation, I’m still getting at least 70% of my traffic from the platform.
If you’re reading this post, I’m guessing you’re ready to take your online presence to the next level and build your social business. If you’re preparing to kick things up a notch, you’re going to need some tools to help you along the way. This is a small collection of my must have apps for Influencers and Content Creators.
1. Lightroom
This is my favourite app. Lightroom is an image manipulation app from Adobe,
I can’t be the only person who loves rearranging their home office. It’s great adding new pieces and deciding where they’ll go. With a new year approaching, many people will be looking to make some changes, and these are some of the accessories you shouldn’t be without.
* These product recommendations won’t earn me any money. I’m just sharing them because I love them.
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Network marketing is a controversial topic but, love it or hate it, it’s one of the fastest growing industries worldwide. It is a lucrative business structure that offers many benefits a traditional model cannot, attracting huge numbers of new business partners, year on year.
Partnering with the right company isn’t always easy. There is no right or wrong company to choose; it all depends on personal preference,
“Failing to plan is planning to fail.”
We’ve all heard this saying before and, while it isn’t necessarily completely true, it can certainly hurt your business if you fail to plan. Think about when you walk into a supermarket – Easter eggs are available almost immediately after New Year. Halloween decorations appear right after your summer holiday and Christmas begins in September. So, are you ahead of the game when it comes to seasonal planning?
