by Kim Bultsma | Feb 9, 2019 | All things business, Pinterest, Social media
Pinterest for business…for your business? Not sure your business should be on Pinterest? With all this talk about big marketing businesses leaving Pinterest (like Social Media Examiner's YouTube video on The Journey), I'm getting more questions about whether... 
by Dawn Mentzer | Mar 29, 2018 | All things business, Content Writing, Copywriting
Not only is it critical to have marketing and advertising collateral that is visually attractive, but the words you use in those materials are also essential to your success. Without compelling and well-crafted content, your small business's value proposition could be... 
by Kim Bultsma | Mar 28, 2018 | All things business, Content Writing, Copywriting, Strategy, Websites
Rethinking website content in 2018, Part 3: The end of sleazy marketing I’m continuing our four-part series on rethinking website content in 2018 by talking about something I am absolutely ECSTATIC about: The end of sleazy marketing. So let’s talk about your role in... 
by Kim Bultsma | Feb 9, 2018 | All things business, Blogging, Email marketing, Facebook Messenger Marketing, Strategy
14 Quick Ways to Grow Your Business Right Now What can you do in 14 days? Can you lose two pounds? Can you change your eating habits? Can you give up soda? Can you create a new routine to grow your business? You can read about new ideas for growing your business every... 
by Kim Bultsma | Dec 5, 2017 | All things business, Strategy
If you're like a lot of people out there, you have this business idea or you've already started a side hustle and you want desperately to succeed. But you have no formal business background, so you struggle with all of those business-y types of things. Like... 
by Kim Bultsma | Nov 27, 2017 | All things business
A lot can happen in a year. One year ago on #CyberMonday, I launched A Cup of Content. I had spent the greater part of 2016 preparing on-demand courses, developing my membership website, and trying not to panic that there was still so much to do. Ultimately, I decided... 