Author Profile
Tabitha Jean Naylor
Biography
Tabitha Jean Naylor is the founder of Successful Startup 101, a digital magazine that provides answers to the most pertinent questions facing business owners today, and the proud owner of TabithaNaylor.com, a marketing firm that delivers “big agency” quality at rates that are affordable for startups and small businesses. Her intimate knowledge of how sales and marketing go hand in hand has resulted in a variety of successful campaigns for startups through NASDAQ-traded companies. Connect with her on Twitter @TabithaNaylor.
ARTICLES BY Tabitha Jean Naylor
4 Immigrant Entrepreneurs Who Are Beating the Odds
As if being an entrepreneur isn't hard enough, immigrant entrepreneurs must also combat stereotypes, cultural differences, and language barriers. We profile four immigrants who have found success, despite these challenges.
Turn Potential Clients into Paying Clients
Losing sleep over whether or not youre doing everything you can to rake in clients is almost inevitable, but it doesnt have to be. Here are some tips to help turn potential clients into paying ones.
Marketing Your Small Business at Local Community Events
Local event such as street fairs, holiday markets, parades, art walks, outdoor concerts, and sidewalk sales can be a great place to meet members of your community and introduce them to your business offerings.
Small Town Marketing: How to Connect Your Business with the Local Community
Are you running a small business in a small town? Small town marketing may require a different approach than that used by those "big city" small businesses.
3 Ways Taking a Break Benefits You and Your Business
When the hamster in your head begins running on the wheel, taking a break is the furthest thing from your mind. But sometimes stepping away from your work is the best thing for your business.
4 Ordinary Places to Find Marketing Inspiration
The best marketing ideas come from entirely ordinary places, because so few people look to them. Here are four areas you can start looking in for your next big idea.
Who Killed the Autoresponder?
Recent changes in the way consumers interact with companies over the Internet, and how they wish to receive information, may spell the end for the autoresponder.
