01Aug

Thank You. I really mean it.

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Saying “thanks” is more than good manners; it’s good business. I often refer friends, family, colleagues and clients to other businesses who they may need in their day-to-day work or personal lives. They know I know a lot of people and can call and ask “Do you have a good accountant?” or “Do you know […]

16Nov

The Difference Between Snap, Cheap, and the Other Ones.

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A good friend asked me to look over an ADA-compliant website built for the medical practice where he was consulting. It was launched over a year ago and had a lot of errors. I plugged the domain into the WAVE Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool and sent him the results. The site had tons of errors; […]

25May

Radio Silence

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Business etiquette, civilty, customer loyalty, marketing, networking

Like any entrepreneur, I have faced rejection and it has come in many forms. Sometimes it’s a flat-out “thank you but we’re not interested,” in a phone call. Sometimes a week after my proposal is sent via email or snail mail, an email arrives with a short reply thanking me for submitting my proposal but […]

17Feb

Creativity at 2 in the Morning With ADHD

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boca raton, Boca Raton Business Printing, marketing, Productivity, resources, Working from home

I returned a call from a colleague yesterday two hours after she left her message. “Were you out?” she asked. “No,” I replied. “I was working and had the phone off. I do that sometimes so I can concentrate.” She was shocked and thought it was nuts that I could miss a possible business opportunity. […]

26May

Is Working Remotely Effecting Your Business? Or Your Head?

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Working from home

Is Working Remotely Effecting Your Business? Or Your Head? As a Solopreneur for the last 25 years, I’m accustomed to the challenges (and benefits) of working from a home office. Friends and colleagues often voiced their envy. But most of the time it’s not easy. It takes a lot of discipline and the office is […]

30Jan

You built a website. Now what?

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SEO, Website Design, Website Maintanence, WordPress

Why you need to keep your website fresh. I’ve seen so many entrepreneurs, small businesses and professionals have websites built and just leave them up in cyberspace to languish. What once might have been an effective marketing magnet is now just a sad, unproductive placeholder for the company’s basic information. What Happened?? You have […]

11Feb

Why every entrepreneur must have a professional email address.

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boca raton, Google, marketing, technology

If you take yourself seriously as a small business owner, and want others to perceive you as such, you need to setup a custom email address. I know it’s tempting to just put together a Gmail or Yahoo email address with your company name when starting your company. You have bigger expenses to worry […]

22Jun

Don’t Fall for These Common Email Marketing Misconceptions

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NOTE: The following is borrowed (with permission of course) from Constant Contact®. As a Constant Constant Contact Solution Provider®, I am given the opportunity to share their knowledge base with my readers. If you’re using email marketing, you already know it’s a valuable tool to stay connected with your customers and generate new opportunities for […]

24Oct

A checklist to keep your business’s digital assets secure

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Digital Assets, Passwords, Website Security

Your business’s online properties are just that, possessions that you own. Your website and domain, Facebook page, Blog, social profiles, directory listings, advertising accounts and apps are all digital assets. No matter if you created them yourself or had a marketing, website or SEO professional design or register them for you, they belong to you. It’s important […]

04Jun

Nancy Suchoff Speaking about Marketing Strategy at Cannabis Trade Show in Miami

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Excited to announce Speaking Engagement on Marketing and Advertising at the MEDICINAL ACCESS Summit in Miami on November 11, 2017. Topic: Branding and Marketing for Entrepreneurs. Those interested in applying for a medical marijuana license, opening a dispensary, growing medical cannabis or the many other businesses associated with this new industry in Florida should sign […]

12May

♫♪ It’s the latest, it’s the greatest, it’s the library ♫♪

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marketing, networking, online research, resources

A Lean In Circle is a group of professional business women who meet monthly to learn and grow together. The meeting I attend is held at my local Boca Raton branch of the Palm Beach County Library. This month’s meeting was facilitated by one of their amazing research librarians and a member of our circle, […]

07Mar

Need more clients? Start with the ones you already have.

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customer loyalty, email marketing, text message marketing

Your current clients are your most valuable marketing assets. Don’t let them fly away. Even if you sell one product without the expectation of selling it again to the same person (think a new roof, a wedding dress or a life insurance policy), a customer is still an asset unless you let the relationship die. […]

22Feb

Seven tips to rev up your sales!

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boca raton, marketing, sales, social media

Rather than searching for the latest and greatest marketing techniques, sometimes you just have to enhance what you’re already doing. A tweak or a little extra effort can make a big difference. Here are some ideas: Put your phone number on the top of your website. If it isn’t easy to find some people will […]

22Dec

Technology in 2016 – Enough! Can we return to a more civilized society?

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2016, civilty, Google, social media, technology

I’ve decided I’ve had enough new technology in my life. I have an iPhone 6 and an iPad Air 2. I could upgrade to Windows 10 if I want to but I don’t. There is an alarm on my house but I don’t need to turn it on and off from faraway places. There is […]

02Jul

So, you think you own your website?

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I met with a prospective client last week who complained that her webmaster was holding her website hostage. “I want to have the site redesigned but she won’t give me the files or access to the domain.” This happens more than you might think. Businesses can be the victim of nefarious web developers who lay […]

04Jun

Email Marketing is a Great Inexpensive Investment

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Snap Creative Group started a monthly Constant Contact email campaign in 2013. From the very first email, two long-ago clients called to for new marketing projects; one a new website, the other a new logo design. I’ve long been a proponent of reaching out to your current contacts to build your business. Deciding where […]

21Apr

#Mobilegeddon. The End is Here (or the Beginning?)

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Google, Mobilegeddon, WordPress

A client just sent me a text; “My new site is not up yet and it’s April 21st! What happens now?” Google has put the fear of God (aka the Fear of Google) into website owners worldwide. Today is the day sites that are not responsive will start to lose their steam in ranking as […]

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