Most Small Business owners say that one of their biggest challenges in reaching their company’s goals is staying productive through ups and downs, as well as getting more done in less time. There are a plethora of personal and business productivity tools to sift through, but what if that work has already been done for you? Look no further! We have assembled the best Web, Mobile and Social Media productivity tools that you can use today to get your time and team on track toward success across a wide variety of business marketing and operations. We will review the features, discuss pros and cons, and answer your questions on how to implement any of these productivity tools in your business. These are software specifically geared toward Small Business (or can be easily adapted for it) so they’re primed to work out-of-the-box and customized to your needs.
This Webinar will be presented by Ray Sidney-Smith, author of SoLoMo Success: Social Media, Local and Web Small Business Marketing Strategy Explained (Second Edition coming out in Q1 2018), and President of W3 Consulting. Ray is also a personal productivity expert, who hosts:
- ProdPod, the podcast of personal productivity lessons in two minutes or less (listed as one of the top 10 productivity podcasts of 2016 and 2017 by Inc.com and BusinessInsider.com)
- Productivity Book Group, a virtual book club for productivity enthusiasts
- ProductivityCast, the weekly show about all things productivity
In addition, he also hosts the two largest US personal productivity Meetups about the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology. Ray is a frequent speaker at groups and conferences (such as National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) chapters) around the country on productivity and technology.
Who should attend?
- Small business owners, entrepreneurs, micropreneurs, and solopreneurs
- Office/sales/customer service managers, marketing directors, executives and professionals
- Administrative/executive assistants and sales/account representatives
- Nonprofit executive directors and board members