Why are you in business? Every year, thousands of small businesses start and end. Entrepreneurs spend their days keeping their startups afloat and dealing with the stress of financial shortcomings and difficult clients. Maybe you inherited a business from a parent or family member. Maybe you saw an untapped opportunity.
This post is an edited version of a recent interview by Paul Sanneman, founder of Contractor Staffing Source for his weekly podcast. BlueSoft founder, Nathaniel Seeley, describes the foundational elements he recommends for small businesses. You can watch the full video above. Paul: I have as my guest Nate Seeley
In the 1980s, the rock band Van Halen had an unusual request from their venues. In their dressing room, they asked for a bowl of M&M candies. However, their rider insisted there could be no brown candies in the bowl. While many people saw this as an inconvenience, the band
At Bluesoft, we want to see our clients succeed. Our primary task is to provide tools and support that help you connect with new leads. Recently, we’ve been excited to start working with and offering a new customer relationship management platform (CRM), GoHighLevel. We have moved in this direction because
As a digital marketing team, our job is to help businesses define their brand, reach out to new leads, and grow. In that role, we see the best and the worst of business practices. Some people have a natural talent for developing thriving businesses. Others seem to want to do
We’ve been helping businesses succeed by creating successful digital marketing strategies that generate more leads and sales for their businesses since 2015.
We’re also an official web design services vendor for the BBB’s southwest region.
