by Local Links | Mar 11, 2021 | Adapt and Thrive, Business, cosponsored, Marketing
We were absolutely thrilled to welcome Raquel Kelley to our Adapt & Thrive Mastermind this past week! Raquel is the CEO and Co-Founder of MOMGUL. She joined our weekly local business mastermind group to share her #MyAdaptStory. Heading into 2020, MOMGUL was...
by Local Links | Feb 12, 2021 | Adapt and Thrive, Business, ICYMI, Marketing
Your marketing and advertising should be driving customers to a conversion of some kind. Ideally a sale! Every piece of marketing and advertising needs to be helping you. Never do something just because. This week at Adapt & Thrive, we shared a simple system you...
by Local Links | Feb 5, 2021 | Adapt and Thrive, ICYMI, Marketing
Trying to work with everyone can cause overload and confusion for you, customers, and in the case of service businesses… their customers as well. Our latest mastermind discussed how to effectively identify your Best Buyers. Once you do that, then you can focus...
by Local Links | Jan 25, 2021 | Adapt and Thrive, ICYMI, Mastermind Meeting
Adapt & Thrive Mastermind, January 21st What the heck is an AAR? Why is it important for local businesses, large or small? Most importantly, is it worth the time? First of all, AAR stands for After-Action Review. You sit down and reflect on all your business’s...
by Local Links | Jan 15, 2021 | Adapt and Thrive, Business, Business Plans, Mastermind Meeting, Updates
5 top takeaways from 2020 to use as fuel for 2021 business plans – Adapt & Thrive Mastermind, January 14th We’re ready to jump into 2021 with growth and success on the brain! Our Mastermind group met for the first time this year, ready to network and to...
by Local Links | Dec 11, 2020 | Adapt and Thrive, ICYMI, Mastermind Meeting
Year in Review: Our 2021 Goal? Keep Making Local Connections! This week’s Adapt & Thrive Mastermind (our last mastermind of 2020!) was all about our Year in Review and planning for this upcoming year. But how do we plan, with all the chaos and unknowns...
