Posts belonging to Category Michelle van Schouwen
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on February 10, 2015
Blogger Michelle van Schouwen gives valuable insights into how, thanks to pre-planning, she was able to continue on with her business after her husband and company co-founder died suddenly at age 49.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on January 14, 2015
As blogger Michelle van Schouwen notes, nothing is more important to the long-term success of your small business than having a good reputation. She provides 12 tips on how to make sure nothing tarnishes this reputation.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on December 9, 2014
Blogger Michelle van Schouwen writes about the many issues you should consider when deciding whether you want to grow your small business.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on November 5, 2014
Long-time business owner Michelle van Schouwen writes about the business lessons she’s learned from mentoring early stage entrepreneurs.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on October 16, 2014
Blogger and business-owner Michelle van Schouwen provides tips on how to get in touch with customers and clients in a world where people are increasingly so overwhelmed with incoming information that they’re blocking out phone calls, e-mails and other communications methods.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on October 2, 2014
Blogger Michelle van Schouwen shares how her small business found a workable solution to the dilemma of rising health insurance costs that actually ended up giving her employees more flexibility than in the past.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on September 4, 2014
Blogger and small business owner Michelle van Schouwen helps you sift through the mountains of sales advice that small business owners receive to find out what will work best for you.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on August 7, 2014
Small business owner Michelle van Schouwen writes about the many benefits of taking the leap and hiring employees for your small business.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on July 23, 2014
Michelle van Schouwen offers up a good rule for how to weed out potential bad hires when conducting interviews for your small business.
Posted by Michelle van Schouwen on July 8, 2014
An employee handbook is an invaluable tool for a small business, writes blogger Michelle van Schouwen. And today, there are plenty of resources available to help you create one for your company.