Brand Building on a Budget
Does building your brand seem like a large undertaking? It doesn’t have to!

All business owners and leaders need the time and space to work on business strategy. We firmly believe that a business is getting the exact results that it has been designed to get, which means if you want better results you must start with a better design. Below are a collection of business articles on business strategy from our weekly Business Owner Insights.
Does building your brand seem like a large undertaking? It doesn’t have to!
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A business owner usually has a dream or vision of what their business will look like in the future. In that vision, there are results the business sees like revenue and growth, and results the business owner sees like freedom and pride in building a successful business.
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Every business needs a natural born leader to inspire and grow. Or does it?
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Typically, mid-summer is a time when business owners and employees alike are either getting back from, or beginning to get ready to go on, vacation.
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Every business owner knows providing excellent service is important. Many businesses have standards and expectations in place for their employees when it comes to customer service. They have processes, systems, scripts, and other resources for communicating with customers in person, over the phone, through email, when texting, etc.
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Did you know the scalability of a business not only makes a business more enjoyable to own, but also increases the market value of a business?Scalability is an important topic that many business owners don't take the time to consider. When a business is not scalable it hits its capacity and plateaus. However, a scalable business is able to grow significantly, handle increased demand, and generate consistent revenue with lower costs
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In just a few days, we'll be six months into 2018. Don't let the year pass and think "If Only I...".
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It doesn't matter what industry you're in or even the size of your business, there's one thing all businesses have in common. There is something in your business that you've fixed temporarily.
The duct-tape fix: A problem that has been solved for today, but it's noticeable. It's something that you've moved on from, because it is working right now, but it's there looming in the background.
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| This month we've focused on business books that we believe every business owner should read including Built to Sell and QBQ. We want to end the month with one of our favorites by Michael Gerber. The E-Myth Revisited has a special place in our company story, our hearts, and in shaping the way we do business every day at Benchmark Business Group. BBG started out as an E-myth coaching center and was designed by Susan and Bob Clements in collaboration with Michael Gerber. We'll be the first to admit that we're biased when it comes to the E-Myth Revisited. |
| This month we are acknowledging a few of our favorite books such as Built to Sell and QBQ. Each of the books identified this month has a different insight on business that can help a business improve. |