As a Caribbean entrepreneur and business owner, it can be difficult finding the right and affordable resources to help with productivity. There is an enormous amount of online tools available. Some are free, but many come at a cost, which by the time we convert […]

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It is no longer business as usual. #Covid19 has literally turned the world upside down. Within a matter of weeks, borders have been shut and social distancing has been encouraged. This has taught and still teaching us, particularly Caribbean business owners a lesson – the […]

I’ve been blogging since 2015 and one thing I’m happy I did not do is wait till I had it all together to start. Before I got my Sony mirror less camera and had access to a DSLR, I used my phone to take pics […]

The goal of every business is to maximize profit and there are some critical things I think Caribbean business owner/entrepreneurs and anyone considering a business should know: [ctt title=”Product quality, key features, the benefits of your product and exceptional customer service…” tweet=”Product quality, key features, […]

This post is sponsored by Corporate Solutions. Business cards are a great way to advertise your business and an easy way to swap contact details, especially with potential customers. Although social media now allows us to find almost every business online, business cards are still […]

If you have a business and you’re not using social media, then sad to say, you’re most likely not reaching as far as you can with your business. Grenada is a small island and yes, due to our size, word of mouth can work in […]

When I just started blogging, I often got this question, “What is a blog and what really do you do?” I used to laugh. People was always interested in the content I shared, but they did not understand why. At that time, I was blogging […]

Have you been in this situation?: You step into a business place (store, financial institution, post office, etc.), excited to get that product you’ve been looking/waiting for. On entering the door, you  greet the first employee you see (looking all sharp and well put together in […]

My reflection on 2016 continues. In addition to the 10 things I learned in 2016, there was one more import thing I observed and wanted to share, but the post would have been too lengthy.
I noticed that many business owners do not have set marketing strategies in place…

One thing I’ve learned throughout my first blogging year, which I kinda-sorta celebrated in October 2016, is that bloggers/entrepreneurs NEED SUPPORT. I have been an advocate for supporting local long before I started blogging, but over the last few months I’ve seen how absolutely important […]