Marketing expert Mega Jewell helps you create your brand book, step-by-step, and reveals her tips for building your brand through publicity.

Small businesses are undervalued in the global economy, and that’s because of a lack of understanding of their business model. AI can help you take advantage of this market opportunity by providing valuable insights that can help your business grow.

It's no secret that artificial intelligence (AI) is on the rise. You've heard about it in the news, seen it in movies, and even experienced it firsthand. And if you're an industry veteran like most of us, you know AI has an impact on many aspects of your business. Whether you run a business or work for one, it's important to stay aware of how AI will shape the future of business. In this article, we'll take a look at what AI means for businesses and how they should prepare for its impact. We'll also explore some tips on how to make sure your business doesn't fall victim to AI's advances.

No doubt, the Metaverse will affect businesses in ways we have yet to explore. Industries to look out for include healthcare providers, financial institutions, retailers, and restaurant chains. By processing information in a faster and more efficient way, these businesses could save time and money on their processes. Additionally, the use of this technology can help reduce human error while processed data can improve accuracy. Take a deep breath. We’re still in the early stages of discovery, with virtually everyone starting with the same learning curve. As we look ahead, picture yourself and your business. What will you do differently? How will it affect you as an entrepreneur?

In 2023, the world is going to be a very different place. There will be more technological advances, and the way businesses operate will have to change as well. If you're not prepared for this future, you'll be in for a difficult time. That's why it's important to start planning for this shift now. You don't have to do it on your own—the right people are already working on behalf of business owners all over the world. Here's how they're doing it, and what you can expect in the coming years.

Creating a pitch deck that will grab the attention of potential investors can seem daunting, but with these tips, you'll be on your way to having a presentation that will make them take notice. From creating an effective layout to conveying your message succinctly, this video will give you the tools you need to make your pitch stand out.

In this video, we discuss the importance of intentional goal setting and vision boards. We'll talk about how to set realistic goals, and how to create a vision board that will help you achieve your goals. We'll also discuss the power of visualization, and how to use it to achieve your goals. Finally, we'll give you a few tips on how to stay motivated and accountable when pursuing your goals.

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When it comes to marketing your small business, you may be wondering if you should tackle digital marketing yourself or hire a professional. There are benefits and drawbacks to both options, but in the end, it depends on your unique business and what you hope to achieve with your marketing efforts, as well as your own business and marketing acumen. This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

According to a recent study, around 64% of consumers say that they are more likely to trust recommendations from micro-influencers than from celebrities. So what is driving this shift and why are micro-influencers becoming so popular? Most importantly, does your small business need a micro-influencer in 2022 and if so, why? This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

The customer journey is the path that a customer takes from their first interaction with a company to their final purchase or interaction. This process can be divided into several different stages, such as awareness, consideration, and purchase. In order to better understand how a customer interacts with a brand, it's important to look at each stage of the journey and how it can be improved. One way to improve the customer journey is by using NFTs. This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

There are a few things to consider before launching a business in the metaverse. First, it's important to understand what the metaverse is and what it can offer businesses. The metaverse is an online virtual world that allows users to create and interact with 3D virtual worlds. It offers businesses opportunities to reach a wider audience, connect with customers in new ways, and create immersive experiences. However, there are some things to keep in mind before launching a business in the metaverse. This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy, but access to capital continues to be a chronic challenge for most. In this episode of Perks of Being a Cofounder, we shall explore some of the options small businesses have for obtaining funding. This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

Why Intrapreneurship is the Future of Business This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

Caleb's Five Reasons Why You Don't Need a Cofounder

It's Not Me, It's You: When it's time to fire a client This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

The Lean Business Model Canvas is a framework that helps entrepreneurs and business owners to test their idea and iterate it in a quick and effective way. It is not an exhaustive document like a business plan which can take months to complete. It is a lightweight model that helps you to define your idea, test it by identifying potential risks, and develop strategies for overcoming these risks. This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

An MVP, or Minimum Viable Product, is the cornerstone of any startup. It's the idea that entrepreneurs use to test their product-market-fit. This is a process where they try to find out if there is a need for their product in the market. The MVP should be designed in such a way that it answers some fundamental questions that are important for the business model. This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

Is network marketing the way of the future? And what role will artificial intelligence play in changing the future of digital marketing? With the advent of new technologies and an ever-increasing digitally connected and integrated world, the answers to these questions might be closer than we think. In fact, we might not even be aware of how fast the future became our present. The short answer, of course, is that the integration of content, technology, and personalization has already begun to shape the way we think about marketing.  This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.

Equity crowdfunding is a form of crowdfunding that allows anyone to invest in startups and other companies. It is an alternative way for founders to raise capital, but it's not necessarily better than traditional methods like venture capital or bootstrapping. The idea behind equity crowdfunding is that it provides opportunities for entrepreneurs who are not able to get access to traditional methods of raising capital, such as venture capitalists or bank loans. But most recently, equity crowdfunding has been on the rise due to its ability to level the playing field for nontraditional and underestimated founders. This episode is brought to you by Happy Your Year, the only black-owned co-founder matching platform for underestimated founders and nonprofit leaders.