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Author:
Rachel Blakely-Gray
As Patriot's Content Manager, Rachel is responsible for planning and creating useful, actionable content for Patriot’s marketing department.
Want Free(ish) Advertising? Consider a Word-of-mouth Marketing Strategy
Hey there, how’d you hear about us? From a friend? Family member? Social media? Great. That’s word-of-mouth marketing in action. And if you want to reap the benefits of virtually free advertising, you might consider putting together a word-of-mouth marketing strategy.
Need a Good Read and a Break from the Screen? Step Into Second Time Books
For the January spotlight, we spoke with Brandon Hartman, owner of Second Time Books.
The Big Money Question: What Do Customers Want?
Why do customers choose your competitors instead of you? It could be because you’re not giving them what they want. So, what do customers want?
9 Entrepreneur Habits Holding You Back from Business Success
New Year’s resolutions are all about cutting out bad habits. Making yourself healthier. Pushing yourself. Bettering yourself. Making yourself happier. But why reserve these types of resolutions for January 1? Why not identify bad habits and cut them out whenever you can?
LEAP Empowers Women to Spring to New Heights
At Patriot Software, we’re committed to providing accounting software and payroll that lets small business owners keep their time and money for what they love: running their business!
How to Come up With an Executive Development Game Plan
Strong leaders help carry a business toward success by reducing turnover and boosting profits. Poor leaders? Not so much. In fact, bad managers cost businesses billions of dollars annually. This is why executive development is oh-so important in businesses of all sizes.
Are You Using Imagination and Innovation in Business?
If you can dream it, you can do it. For many, nothing could be more true. That’s why imagination and innovation in business are essential. Without them, your company could grow stagnant, become outdated, struggle to build business resilience, and fail to reach its full potential.
