You’ve worked hard and uncovered the rubies in your orchard. Business is booming. How great! But now all your free time is being siphoned away by clients, and you’re not sure how to help your business take the next step in growing up. In this week’s Ask Lynda, a prospering entrepreneur gets some next-step tips on graduating her fledgling company by working smarter.
In this week’s Ask Lynda, a successful non-profit wonders about its future as the economy falters. Lynda’s advice? Don’t make website visitors work to make a donation, reorganize your boards so that people receive recognition but also contribute to their full potential, and, above all, tap into the sources already at your disposal: your current donors.
As part of her mission to save small businesses, Lynda Resnick, author of the national best-seller Rubies in the Orchard, fields questions from entrepreneurs and non-profits and shares her business and marketing know-how.
In the first of her new series of Ask Lynda columns, Resnick responds to a letter from Ellen Parcell, who runs the non-profit Heart to Heart, a non-profit organization that supports homeless and abused women and children. (more…)
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