If you weren’t aware, my company Income School has been in the business of helping people strengthen their online presence for 9 years. Now, we’re expanding our offerings to include done-for-you website development and management, web hosting, social media strategy and management, promotional video production, YouTube strategy, and more. If any if these would help you or your business, give me a call or send me an email. I’d love to help you out!
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I'm not sure what to put on my LinkedIn banner... I hear this a lot. And I always tell my clients... You shouldn't be including; ❌ every service ❌ or area you cover on the banner. That's what your profiles 'about section' is for. The banner is there to: ✅ Clearly convey what you do ✅ Show how you can help visitors ✅ Drive interest in a conversation Keep it simple and concise. No one wants to read a lot of text on their banner. The banner supports the rest of your profile. It's not the main source of information about your business. Want to revamp your banner? DM me! 📩 Here are some examples of banners I've designed last month.
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A website sets the foundation for your brand’s online presence. But how do you create a website that your audience loves and that helps you achieve your business goals? It begins with creating a solid website outline. Follow these 8 simple steps to create a website structure that works for your business and needs. Found this helpful? Share it!
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If you think your business doesn't need a website, remember that even Sherlock Holmes, the mastermind detective of Baker Street, understood the power of digital presence. Like Holmes, your business can benefit from a website: ∙ Your website is your 24/7 window to the world, attracting clients even when you aren't actively seeking them out. ∙ You can establish yourself as an expert in your field by posting a blog on your site, just like Holmes shared his adventures. ∙ You can showcase skills and portfolios on your website, as well as testimonials to establish credibility. Post inspiration: Sherlock (TV Series 2010–2017) #website #webdevelopment
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Top 5 Tips to Setting up your FB Business Page 1) Add a relevant, recognisable profile picture that works on desktop and mobile. 2) Get a good cover photo. Make it relatable to your business and optimise for both mobile and desktop. 3) Add a call to action button - what do you want your customers to do? Go to website, message you or call you? 4) Fill in your bio completely - Add other social links, websites, email addresses and telephone numbers. Fill in the description to tell customers what you do and also make your page more searchable in the FB search box. 5) Organise your tabs - which tabs are most important to your business? Is it reviews, videos etc? Put the most important ones first.
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Helping Businesses Achieve Growth & Revenue Targets | Trusted Growth Partner | Generated £100,000+ In Paid Ads
The most common mistake business owners make ❌ Word of mouth is great. It saves time, money, requires almost zero effort and generates business. Sounds perfect. But... Word of mouth consists of only your existing network and typically expands one person at a time, limiting your ability to reach new audiences. It often results in slow and unpredictable growth. You have little control over what's being said... Information can get twisted or misrepresented as it passes from person to person. Sometimes even resulting in promises that you can't deliver on. The best person to sell your service is YOU. So, what’s the other option? You can put your services on billboards, put them in the newspaper, attend events or run ads… But just make sure you're putting yourself in front of those actively looking for your service. Don't rely on your clients coming to you.
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Taking my solopreneur business to $100K/YEAR while sharing lessons everyone can learn from. Partner helping businesses build their websites.
When you start taking action, remember: You won't see awesome results right away. Because those great results we are looking for don't come from doing something once. They come from doing things many times, And learning from every time we do them, Until we start seeing those great results. And that's why being patient matters when we are working on some dreams and goals. It makes us focus more on the journey itself, Not only that final goal we want to achieve. The destination where we would like to be. Patience is what makes us understand that every single step we decide to take matters. Because tomorrow, we will take another one. And then another one. Until we finally win. -- I'm a partner who builds new websites for businesses so they can achieve their goals. If your business is looking to build a website, feel free to send me one DM. Let's discuss!
