Small Business
Security Survival Guide

Protecting your sensitive business information (including customer information) is a pillar of digital marketing. Why? 90% of small- to medium-sized businesses close within 2 years of a data breach. There's no such thing as too small to be hacked.

The security survival guide helps you with the low-hanging fruit:

• Managing passwords
• Protecting sensitive business information
• How to protect your blog

The Crazy Simple Sweet Spot to Reach Your Goals

Once you know what your goals are.... how do you go about achieving them?

Learn the three simple steps that make up the 'sweet spot' you need to reach your goals.

Megan Rapinoe practices all three. 

Digital Marketing 101

New business owner's starter kit! (Also great if you don't think you did it all the first time!)

Digital Marketing 101 answers all your initial questions to help you get started promoting your business like a pro. 

Are Your Growth Hacks Working?

Growth hacking isn't just a buzzword. It's a way to rapidly change and adjust for business growth.

Get everything you need to get started growth hacking - including how to identify if your growth hacks are working. 

Ultimate Podcast Planning Checklist

Ever thought about having a podcast? One of the things that really annoys me about most to-do checklists is it doesn't get real about what it will take to make something happen on an ongoing basis. With a podcast, that's important because you're making a serious content commitment. 

Digital Distractions Journal

Do you ever feel like you spent all day surfing the web, reading news, texting, and pouring over social media? Oh, and then you get stressed out about business tasks that were left undone? So then you spend all evening working on your business instead of chilling with family and friends. Yeah. This helps with that.

Small Business Online Security Survival Kit

I consider protecting your sensitive business information (including customer information) to be a pillar of digital marketing. Why? 90% of small- to medium-sized businesses close within 2 years of a data breach. There's no such thing as too small to be hacked.