If you’ve ever thought about attending a live event or conference, it can get quite overwhelming trying to decide amongst the many events taking place.
And given the costs involved for things like tickets, flights and hotels - not to mention the time away from work and family - it can be quite a financial investment. So how can you ensure that you’re getting the best return on your hard-earned dollars when deciding which conference to attend?
In this episode, Michelle Loretta, the organizer of the Be Sage conference, and I are sharing our best tips on how you can go about deciding which conference to spend your hard earned dollars on. We’re talking about how to do your research, what you should be doing before, during and after the event, and even some savvy tricks on how you can start budgeting to attend that conference you’ve been eyeing.
To learn more and get the show notes, visit: www.annettestepanian.com/officetalk
As a business owner, we often spend a lot of time thinking about how to brand our businesses.
We think through the details of our website,
We fuss over our logos,
We take a million pictures before we get that perfect Instagram shot…
Yet one piece of brand collateral that often doesn’t get thought of that way - are your contracts.
(Yes, I said contracts.)
You see, beyond just having the right terms and conditions, there’s another element at play with your contract. One that can help you reach and book bigger and better clients.
And I’m sharing it in this episode of the Office Talk podcast.
To learn more and get the show notes, visit: www.annettestepanian.com/officetalk
Disclaimer:
This content is for your educational and informational purposes only and should not take the place of hiring an attorney. It does not create an Attorney-Client relationship between you and Annette Stepanian. Neither receipt of information presented nor any email or other electronic communication submitted or received will create an attorney-client relationship with Annette Stepanian. Any information that you provide by reason of your use of this content is not privileged or confidential. The law varies from state to state and based on the individual facts. Therefore, the information in this presentation may not work for your specific situation.
If you have specific legal questions, you should seek the advice of an attorney authorized to practice law in your local state or jurisdiction.
It's been said that we all have a story, but do you know how to tell yours?
How could effectively telling your own story help you better connect with your audience? Your clients? Your customers?
Someone who knows all about the value of storytelling when building a brand and business is Brady Hahn, founder of Insight Collective and my guest for this week’s episode of the Office Talk podcast. She helps entrepreneurs tap into their true leadership potential by focusing on bringing people together through storytelling.
This episode is jammed packed with information that you can use today in building your brand, including the specific steps to take when starting to think about how to present your own story.
To learn more and get the show notes, visit: www.annettestepanian.com/officetalk
When you get an inquiry from a potential client, you probably send over a proposal or quote that outlines the basic terms of your services, but when the customer accepts and wants to proceed, then what do you do?
Are they supposed to sign the proposal?
A separate contract?
Or should the contract terms be part of the proposal?
In this episode, I’m sharing three different solutions for this often-asked question: Should my client proposals be separate from my client contracts?
To learn more and get the show notes, visit: www.annettestepanian.com/officetalk
Disclaimer: This content is for your educational and informational purposes only and should not take the place of hiring an attorney. It does not create an Attorney-Client relationship between you and Annette Stepanian. Neither receipt of information presented nor any email or other electronic communication submitted or received will create an attorney-client relationship with Annette Stepanian. Any information that you provide by reason of your use of this content is not privileged or confidential. The law varies from state to state and based on the individual facts. Therefore, the information in this presentation may not work for your specific situation. If you have specific legal questions, you should seek the advice of an attorney authorized to practice law in your local state or jurisdiction.