G Suite and 5 Ways It Can Benefit Bloggers and Entrepreneurs

5 Ways G Suite Can Benefit Bloggers and Entrepreneurs

Imagine you are running a business or an institution.

Would you use some applications just because they are free, even though they come with annoying advertisements or they have glitches, at times? Probably not. I am sure you will not find it convenient to work with such free applications because those apps give you limited features, very little storage, insufficient security, and come with malware.

If you are an entrepreneur or a blogger, you probably want to achieve entrepreneurial excellence. Therefore, I know you will want your presentations, documents, and/or spreadsheets to be professional. With free apps, you often cannot have that. Moreover, you have to download different applications for documents, spreadsheets, email, etc.

So, as an entrepreneur, you look for a package that gives you all the applications in one platform, with sufficient storage and security so that you do not face issues while using the applications and you can concentrate on other important work.

If you are an entrepreneur or a blogger, you want to manage your documents, spreadsheet, email or a presentation without any interruption. In such a case, you must get G Suite to overcome issues with free apps.

What is G Suite?

G Suite is a package of different applications like a spreadsheet, documents, email, presentations, etc., that help entrepreneurs or bloggers run their businesses smoothly.

It’s advantageous to get the essential IT services within one package! You will find it very convenient and efficient to have everything in one package that also comes at a low price.

There are many advantages to using G Suite. Here are the 5 most significant benefits that make G-suite a preferred option over the free apps.

5 Ways G Suite Can Benefit Bloggers and Entrepreneurs

1: Enhanced security of your data

Nowadays, data security is the biggest issue for most business owners. If you are a blogger or an entrepreneur, you want your data to be secure because you may end up losing everything if your data is not safe. Cybercrime and cybersecurity for entrepreneurs have become serious challenges, so it is critical to protect important data related to your business. With G Suite, your data is saved in the cloud, so there is no chance of losing data. Not only that, but you can also track your employees’ devices using G Suite.

Related: 4 Simple Ways for Small Businesses to Protect Themselves Online

Related: Security Tips for Freelance Writers and other #Entrepreneurs

2: Get a Business Email

If you are an entrepreneur, don’t you think it is professional to have an email address with the domain name of your company?

Having an email address like yourname@yourdomain.com is very professional. Not only that, but it also brings more confidence to your business partners and clients. Many companies do not provide an email address to the entry-level employees that looks professional, but with G Suite, you can create email addresses for all of your employees with the domain name of your company, and you won’t have to pay anything extra for this. Read More

Why Becoming an Author Can Help Your Business

Why Becoming an Author Can Help Your Business (and How to Become One, Easily!)

Why Becoming an Author Can Help Your Business

Becoming an author can help your business in many ways.

The wonderful thing about today’s digitally advanced world is that anyone can become an author. Yes, ANYONE.

If you’re an entrepreneur or business owner, there are 3 reasons why you should consider publishing a book or an e-book (or both!). You will learn these 3 reasons in this article.

You will also see and hear proof of how becoming an author can help your business from 4 real people I know!

Plus, you will learn how to become an author within months, easily!

I will also outline the steps for how to write a book and give you additional information regarding printing and formatting your book.

You can even watch a video of the steps to becoming an author. (This is Video #2. I did a Facebook Live video about the contents of this article before this post was published. This LIVE is Video #1.)

And… you will see that becoming an author is easy if you have help (and patience) and follow these exact steps to becoming a self-published author on Amazon/KDP.

Video #1: Why Becoming an Author Can Help Your Business + How to Become One, Easily!

1: Becoming an author adds credibility (+ several other things)!

The first way that becoming an author can help your business is by adding more credibility to yourself as an expert in your business field—whatever field your entrepreneurial skills happen to lie in.

Becoming an author can help your business because adds prestige to your life and your business.

It also gives you bragging rights and allows you to truthfully say, “I am an author!”

Becoming an author can help your business in other ways, too. It can lead to other opportunities, such as creating more books, having book signings, and even creating courses based on your books, which will help you earn more money!

2: Becoming an author will help your business because you will earn extra passive income by selling your books and/or e-books!

There are three types of income: portfolio income, active income, and passive income.

Portfolio income is income from investments, dividends, interest, and capital gains.

Active income is generally defined as income earned from selling a service.

Passive income is defined as money you can earn on an ongoing basis that doesn’t require any effort except for the initial work, such as rental income, affiliate income, or book/e-book royalties.

It’s always nice to receive an email notification saying that a deposit has been made into your account! If you become an author, this will definitely help your business profits skyrocket!

3: If you don’t publish a book, you are missing out on a huge market, so becoming an author will help your business reach new customers!

A lot of people are on Amazon as readers, not as consumers of your product or your services, but you can easily convert them to consumers if you publish and sell an e-book.

Why and how?

As a business owner, you are probably already on social media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.) and you already have a bunch of people on your email list… so you are already reaching a ton of people. That’s great, but you still aren’t reaching the Amazon audience.

There are millions of people on Amazon who are readers. They like digesting stories and learning new information. (People buy books for many reasons.) If you don’t have a book to sell on there, you’re missing out!

If you publish a book that is based on something related to your business, then you can put it on Amazon and tap into that market. You can use your e-book as a funnel to take those readers from Amazon and funnel them to your website to your products, to your services, or to whatever it is that you’re offering! How? Just include some hyperlinks in your e-book and entice readers to click on them!

Amazon will even help you make sales! If you’ve ever bought anything from Amazon, you already know that Amazon recommends certain products by saying, “People who bought this also bought…”

Clearly, Amazon is THE way to go if you want to earn some extra cash and tap into a new market! Becoming an author can help your business become more profitable! Read More

Why Evaluate Your Business? (+ WHAT to Look At)

Why Evaluate Your Business? (+ WHAT to Look At)

A business evaluation can provide you with valuable insight as to how your business is making money and how you’re spending it. Taking a closer look at your finances can reveal things you never knew about your company’s finances, and where you need to plug potential holes in your expenses.

Here are 5 things you should evaluate when performing your business evaluation.

Business Evaluation Component #1: Employee Performance

Labor is probably the biggest expense for your business, and if your employees aren’t measuring up to certain standards, you’re throwing away your money. As business owners, we set standards to ensure that we’re paying employees fair wages, based on what they can do and how well they perform in their areas of expertise. If employees aren’t measuring up, it’s time to take a look at how this really impacts your finances.

Let’s say you’re paying someone $50,000 per year for a high-level job that requires a lot of work. This employee has continuously failed to meet goals throughout the year, causing other employees to have to pick up the slack and help do their job. Not only is this detrimental to the cost of keeping this employee on the payroll, but it can cause serious frustration and extra work for other employees.

If someone on the payroll isn’t measuring up, perform a review twice a year and give them goals to reach. If they continuously fail to meet those goals, it may be time to consider seeking out a new person to fill that position.

Additionally, because blogging can help your business thrive, you should be sure to hire bloggers who can create compelling content for you on a regular basis. This will help boost your brand’s visibility online as well as help you rank in the search engines. Read More

Some Resources for You (#10)

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I’m too lazy too busy editing to put a lot of time into blogging these days.

But you are still on my mind… and that is why I have compiled this list of resources for you. 🙂

I am doing this from time to time. I’ve already published:

Some Resources for You (#1)

– Some Resources for You (#2)

– Some Resources for You (#3)

Some Resources for You (#4)

Some Resources for You (#5)

Some Resources for You (#6)

Some Resources for You (#7)

Some Resources for You (#8)

Some Resources for You (#9)

Resources for Bloggers

How to Write Catchy Headlines and Blog Titles Your Readers Can’t Resist

Resources for Freelancers

Top 25 Free Online Courses for Freelancers

Resources for Authors

All New 2019 Book Publicity & Marketing Toolkit!

Resources for Writers of all Kinds!

17 Sizzling Tips to Becoming a Hot Writer

Resources for Business Owners (Solopreneurs and Entrepreneurs)

How To Create A Sales Page For Your First Online Course Or Product

Additional Resources (for Success)

Focus as an Antidote for Wanting to Do Everything

FREE STUFF

All of these resources are fantastic!

Plus… as my way of thanking you for being a reader of Wording Well, I want to give you some free stuff. Find my freebies on my Resource Kit page!

Plus, there are many more (and I mean MANY MORE)  Resources for Writers, Authors, and Freelancers) here as well!

Enjoy… and let me know what you want MORE of… in the comments!

Some Resources for You (#9)

Wording Well's business card image
I’m too lazy too busy editing to put a lot of time into blogging these days.

But you are still on my mind… and that is why I have compiled this list of resources for you. 🙂

I am doing this from time to time. I’ve already published:

Some Resources for You (#1)

– Some Resources for You (#2)

– Some Resources for You (#3)

Some Resources for You (#4)

Some Resources for You (#5)

Some Resources for You (#6)

Some Resources for You (#7)

Some Resources for You (#8)

Resources for Bloggers

How To Write Click-Worthy Email Subject Lines (Tips, Tools, And Templates)

Resources for Freelancers

Freelance Writing Jobs: 300+ Websites That Pay

Resources for Authors

How Authors Can Sell More Books

Resources for Writers of all Kinds!

13 Common, Clunky Sentence Structures That Weaken Your Writing

Resources for Business Owners (Solopreneurs and Entrepreneurs)

How To Ditch Your 9-5 Grind And Join The Ranks Of Solopreneurs

Additional Resources (for Success)

10 Tools To Make Every Day More Productive

FREE STUFF

All of these resources are fantastic!

Plus… as my way of thanking you for being a reader of Wording Well, I want to give you some free stuff. Find my freebies on my Resource Kit page!

Plus, there are many more (and I mean MANY MORE)  Resources for Writers, Authors, and Freelancers) here as well!

Enjoy… and let me know what you want MORE of… in the comments!