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Women Entrepreneurs...Your Time is Now!
Women are starting more businesses than ever before, and for good reason: There's never been a better time to take control of your income, leverage low-cost technology, and create the freedom and life you've always wanted. The new economy is best suited for women who are ready to claim their success.
Meet Ali Brown — the voice for women's entrepreneurial success. Since starting her first business from scratch 11 years ago in her tiny NYC apartment, she's grown her enterprise into the millions and wants to show you how to grow a profitable business as well, no matter what level you want to take it to.
Learn From a Recognized Leader in Business
Over the past two years alone, Ali has received the honor of being ranked on the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing companies in the nation and named one of Ernst & Young's Winning Women Entrepreneurs, one of the Enterprising Women of the Year, one of Forbes' Women to Watch, and more. She was also featured in the season finale of ABC's Secret Millionaire, during which she lived in poverty, volunteered in some hard situations, and then gave away $100,000 of her own money to some of her community's most deserving organizations.
So whether you're a new business owner or have been in business for years, a single gal or a home-based mom with a family, you're about to learn strategies and secrets from the woman named "The Entrepreneurial Guru for Women" by Business News Daily.
Get Started With Ali Today — Programs, Products, or Mentoring
Ali's simple and practical tips will help you build your business, increase your revenues, gain more free time, and create the extraordinary life you always wanted. She's created several dynamic products and programs to help you grow your business - and yourself - ranging from online marketing strategies to business building blocks to success mindsets for entrepreneurs.
And her mentoring programs are unrivaled. While you're here, why not become a member of Ali's™ Success Club™ for only $9.97 a month? Not only will you enjoy monthly phone calls with Ali featuring advice and strategies to move your business and life forward, but you also receive all call recordings and some special surprises. It's a great way to get started at a super low investment. Take advantage of this special invitation now.
Ali and her business advice has been featured on...
“How to Make Your Appearance Count” by Ali Brown
Posted on January 26, 2012 by Ali Brown
Running a business in the new economy means that most of us spend a big chunk of our workdays behind a computer screen. And as many can attest, the longer we work from home, the fuzzier the idea of looking presentable gets. Our definition of making a good impression means we spell check our emails, rather than practice the perfect handshake. But, what happens when we land a big client meeting, or that long-awaited media interview? Below, a few tips on how to shift seamlessly between work-from-home solo-preneur to real-world, successful business owner. And don’t worry, you don’t have to compromise your authentic self to do it!
Do Right By Your Brand
Your brand is in essence, your point-of-view. The more confident you are expressing your spin on things, the more likely you will make a positive first impression on your ideal clients. Take a few minutes to think about what your brand represents, and how you can embody it best with your dress and overall appearance. This means different things for different people by the way: just think of how a business consultant might dress compared to an edgy hair stylist. Blue highlights could garner praise at a high-end hair show, and rightly so—but it would probably not win over a Fortune 500 client. What would make you feel in integrity with the business you’ve created AND make your target market feel comfortable buying from you? (Click here to read more…)
“Simple Ways to Protect Your Intellectual Property” by Ali Brown
Posted on January 19, 2012 by Ali Brown
With the online masses crying out against the PIPA/SOPA bills this week (check out my recent blog post on the debate here), it couldn’t be a better time to do an assessment of your business, and make sure you are protecting your intellectual property, and not infringing on anyone else’s!
Let’s define the legal ways that you may protect your creativity:
1. Copyright. According to the U.S. Patent and Trade Office (USPTO), a copyright “protects works of authorship, such as writings, music, and works of art that have been tangibly expressed.” In the United States, copyright is secured automatically when the work is created. Use © on your website, your articles, and elsewhere. Some use the free product Copyscape to help ward off plagiarists who might “borrow” your website content. (Click here to read more…)
“Ask Ali: Do I really have to narrow my target market?”
Posted on January 19, 2012 by Ali Brown
Question: Ali, I’m starting a new business, and I know when you are marketing you are supposed to narrow down your target market. But my service truly could be used by anyone, anywhere! Why do I have to limit myself?
–Susie Smith
Ali’s Answer: “Susie, thanks for such a short and sweet question that lends to a short and sweet answer. It may be true that anyone could use your service, and of course you would not turn away anyone who came to work with you or buy it. However, if you want your marketing to be more effective and easier, you MUST narrow down a target market. (Click here to read more…)
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