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We Love Columbus!

  Columbus has always been a great city and with a population of around 920,000 people, it is growing every day! We have so many things to do here for a variety of people. Whether you are a family looking for a Saturday activity

Be a Small Business or Corporate Do-gooder.

The Holidays are approaching fast. Only a few more prep days before the Thanksgiving feast commences. Many business owners are thinking of ways to give back during this season of warm fuzzies.

Face your Fear: The New Habit Tool Kit.

You are ready to face your fear, but let’s face it, changing a habit is difficult; especially if the rut is worn so smoothly that you do it involuntarily. Change doesn’t happen on its own. Before you expect to transform the habit for real,

Branding IS Your Business.

Branding pertains to much more than a company’s image. The web site, business cards, stationery and other promotional materials are just part of it. Everything from the company’s reputation, products or services,

Do You Have a Business Plan?

Countless businesses in the United States operate without a plan. Many entrepreneurs know their company thoroughly, but employees may not understand vital components of the organization without a tangible reference.

Simplify Your Niche for Bigger Profits.

Ever wonder why Carlo’s Bake Shop of TLC and Discovery Family’s “Cake Boss” fame is the crème de la crème of the baking world? They know what they are good at. They stick to it. And, they keep perfecting it.

Go Green Without “Greenwashing”.

Consumers demand eco-friendly products in hopes they are making better choices for the future. No one knows exactly how much effect “green” alternatives will have long term, but for now, the public has spoken—loudly.

Crisis Planning: How Secure is Your Business?

Life can be unpredictable—personally or professionally. Planning for the unknown could help relieve some of the headaches should the unthinkable occur. Recently, a client came across a personal issue that became a public relations nightmare.

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