The Success Center

The fact of the matter is, if you’re an entrepreneur and you’ve just created a Facebook account, started your first blog, and still don’t know what Twitter is . . . you’re probably overwhelmed with social media. Here are 5 tips on managing it all for your business.

Yesterday, I had the privilege of interviewing social media expert, Naomi Trower. She published a new e-book, Social Media Marketing for Real Estate & Mortgage. In this review I’ll show you what I like, what I don’t like, and give you a short preview of what’s in store if you decide to buy it.

In this interview learn, Why your blog is critical to your social media marketing plan, How to use Twitter “the right way” and build a following, Strategies to create a “rockin” Facebook Fanpage, and more from social media expert, Naomi Trower.

Barack Obama’s presidential campaign set new standards for social media marketing. If you’re a small business owner or entrepreneur don’t take his example lightly . . . you might just become president of the United States. Or, at the very least, gain new customers, make new connections, and generate a sale or two.

Nobody can dispute it: he ran a phenomenal campaign!! He literally transformed that six letter word: CHANGE. He had millions of volunteers–and, during his campaign, those volunteers received text messages and emails from him on a regular basis. So what can you learn from Barack Obama?

Have you ever felt overwhelmed with family duties, running a business, working a job, or all the above? Want to know how to find that right balance to handle it all? The answer might surprise you!

Because of fear, we limit God in moving on our behalf which limits our success. Well, today, I want to present proof that there really is NO excuse for any of us to become successful in the thing God has called us to do.

Once upon a time I had plenty of time to update my blog 5 days a week, interview guests for my podcast twice a month, shoot an episode for my video podcast once a month, work a full-time job as a flight attendant, and live a regular life. Now-a-days, I can barely spend time with myself or afford to keep in touch with close friends.