Tag: relationships
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Signs that Your business is Failing (BEFORE the Revenue Loss)
Fellow Entrepreneurs..Remember the days that you rolled out of bed ready to take on the new business day with glee and excitement? Do you STILL feel that way about your Small business? If’ you’ve been doing it for a number of years… probably not. Reason? Well, they don’t call it the 7 Year Itch for nothing.…
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13 Reasons Entrepreneurs Have a Hard Time Finding Good Help!
Every black entrepreneur I’ve ever come across has complained about this at one time or another.”Finding good help” it’s one of the greatest challenges of most black entrepreneurs. So what is the problem? First and foremost, many times in our search it’s a last ditch effort. We will never make the best decisions at the…
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Music Industry Vet Chuck Bone’s Creative Brand Marketing Group Inks WBLS Mixmaster Superhero DJ Jon Quick
In an effort to take his brand to the next level, renowned NYC radio/club DJ Jon Quick signed on with the Creative Brand Marketing Group this past Saturday. Creative Brand Marketing Group is based on the motto: relationships will open doors that money can’t. Founder and President, Derek “Chuck Bone” Osorio has built a strong…
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Five Reasons Why it May be Time to LEAVE Your Business
Business is like Marriage. There is relationship, love, then the marriage, the honeymoon then you get to really know the ins and outs of your business. Finally, your business can change on you, it may lose its attraction to you or you to it and if you stay in it for the sake of the…
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Derrell Lawrence's Do You Trust Your Best Friend? Stage Play
Philadelphia, PA, January 19, 2012 –(PR.com)– Newly engaged couple, Maurice and April, couldn’t be more excited about their upcoming nuptials. While they have the love and support of their family and friends, trouble stirs when the maid of honor confesses how she really feels about the groom. Watch as relationships are put to the test…
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You are NOT Going to Attract all Potential Clients, How to Move Past Rejection
I have several competitors who bombard my clients when I post any ad on my site http://www.radiofacts.com. It kind of irritates me because I work so hard to foster those relationships and think it’s unfair to my clients especially when the competitors try to sell their sites by putting mines down (and it gets back…
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My greatest lesson learned as an black entrepreneur: Ken Wilson, music industry veteran promoter
My greatest lesson learned as an black entrepreneur Ken Wilson Music Industry Veteran promoter that helped established J records and has worked with many artists including: Alicia Keyes, Fantasia, Eric Benet, Johnny Gill, the latest project from Janet Jackson and many other recording artists. The best lesson that I learned was to build relationships and treat…
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Three Way Split, Old Lady in Need and the black entrepreneur
Yesterday, I had lunch with an associate. […]
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5 Effective Ways to Beat Loneliness in Social Settings (video)
Loneliness is often misunderstood as merely the absence of physical company. However, it is much more complex, and many people experience profound loneliness even when they are surrounded by others. This paradox of loneliness in social situations can be attributed to several factors, such as the lack of meaningful connections, unmet emotional needs, and the…
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Entrepreneur Do’s and Don’ts
Being an entrepreneur is extremely rewarding. Unfortunately, there are other aspects of it that are very challenging. When you’re the boss, it is often difficult to have leverage or camaraderie with people that work for you. You have to maintain a level of authority. Most of the time, entrepreneurs, surround themselves with other entrepreneurs because…
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Make Your Hire Strategy your HIGHER Strategy
Quite often, as black-owned entrepreneurs, we find ourselves operating in a vacuum. We have SO many jobs that it’s often difficult, even impossible at times to find good help. There are some mistakes that we often make that could make our lives so much easier. First and foremost, we must adapt to today’s market and…
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Entrepreneur Necole Bitchie shuts down Celebrity Blogger Operation, States “It’s time to move on”
I greatly respect Necole from the now former necolebitchie.com. First, for her consummate effort in learning all aspects of doing a blog on her own, which is on INCREDIBLE amount of work, second for being a successful black entrepreneur and MOST for having the courage to walk away when it’s no longer fun. She has told her story several…
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My greatest lesson learned as an entrepreneur: Ken Wilson, music industry veteran promoter
My greatest lesson learned as an entrepreneur Ken Wilson Music Industry Veteran promoter that helped established J records and has worked with many artists including: Alicia Keyes, Fantasia, Eric Benet, Johnny Gill, the latest project from Janet Jackson and many other recording artists. The best lesson that I learned was to build relationships and treat clients…
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Principles of Marketing Your Indie Music for Better Results
Indie Music Marketing Concepts Promotion Companies Don’t Tell You About As the CEO of Radio Facts, I have dealt with all kinds of clients trying to push their brand to radio. From established major label artists to the indie music artists. Quite often the majors know exactly what they are doing when they submit music…