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Best Year Yet for Non-Profit Leaders

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on August 26, 2017 No Comments

Non-Profit Leaders Gathering….
Are You Ready To Raise the Bar?

As a Non-Profit Leader do you ever feel that you are on a non stop treadmill?

Our Raise The Bar workshop for non-profit leaders is designed to give you access to a full day workshop focused on creating YOUR Best Year Yet!

Join other non-profit leaders in creating a plan — just for you! Raise the Bar on YOUR success and impact the results of your organization.

Imagine…

A business where achieving the results you want and need is the natural outcome each year and every year is better than the last!

What happens to your performance when your best self is not in the game? Achieving results and thriving across all areas in business and life is not easy. Creating your Best Year Yet plan gives you a foundational plan for building success across all aspects of your life and the non profit that you lead.

The Raise the Bar workshop – is a facilitated group workshop for individual leaders – in a dynamic process that balances organizational imperatives with individual priorities. This unique, blended learning experience guides leaders through a series of questions to create a vision, learn from the past, set a powerful mindset and attitude for success, clarify values, establish a major area of focus and finally, choose their all-important “top ten” goals for the next 12 months. Once created, your plan comes to life with our online software, resources and mobile app for yearlong sustainability.

Joining a faciliated group workshop gives you an opportunity to connect with other non profit leaders, learn from their successes and mistakes, share yours, network and potentially build lasting relationships for collaboration.

This workshop is an opportunity to focus on YOU as the leader of an organization. Take one day away and join other leaders to create your Best Year Yet plan.

What is Best Year Yet?

Best Year Yet is a year-long planning and implementation process for actually achieving previously unattainable levels of business performance. It is the only system that begins with the planning session, but then monitors progress throughout the full year, holding people accountable for the goals they set for themselves.

Join us for this LIVE planning session that has helped thousands of individuals, sole proprietors, small business owners, work teams, and entire companies to take stock of their lives, to set goals and to achieve results beyond anything they’ve achieved before.

The Best Year Yet experience is designed to reach the core of how you think and perform, and to empower you to new levels of personal effectiveness and fulfillment.

Why does The Best Year Yet work?

The Best Year Yet system translates strategic thinking into operational planning and individual and shared accountability. Best Year Yet is a proven process for producing results… for over 30 years business leaders have been using Best Year Yet to create their success plan for the upcoming year.

Best Year Yet is a system for producing results that can help you reach previously unattainable levels of business performance. It is the only program that begins with a planning session and continues with monthly review sessions throughout the year to monitor progress and hold people accountable for achieving personal and business goals.

Reserve Your Seat Today!

Categories : Business Development, Events, Strategic Planning

Creating Your Marketing Plan

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on August 9, 2017 No Comments

How to Plan Your Marketing Successfully

Marketing isn’t simple. To do it right, it requires a great deal of planning. Small businesses without massive marketing budgets have to handle this aspect of their business themselves and for many this is no easy task.

This is why businesses create a marketing plan. A marketing plan is a detailed document that includes the data you need to make marketing decisions and set a course of action that you can implement immediately. Drafting a marketing plan takes a great deal of time and work, but here are a few questions to get you started.

Who Is Your Target Market?

If you’re already selling, take a look at your existing customers. Who are they? What do they like about your company’s products? Try to recall any positive feedback you’ve gotten from them. Naturally, if your brand resonates with these individuals, it will resonate with others like them.

If you don’t already have customers, defining your target market may take a bit more work. Look at companies that offer similar products to yours. Who is buying from them? Who could benefit from your products? Try doing some market research to glean some idea of who your target market is.

What Makes Your Products Unique?

There are bound to be other companies out there selling goods similar to yours. So, what makes yours different? Why would someone buy from you and not another company? Remember here that ‘products’ actually means your offering, which includes services as well. The term refers to whatever people buy from you.

If the unique qualities of your products don’t come to mind immediately, some work needs to be done. Do some soul searching and look for the strengths of your products. If, in the end, you find that your product unfortunately resembles basically everything else on the market, how can you change it to make it unique?

What Do You Want Your Marketing to Achieve?

Every business takes for granted that it needs to market, but why? The ‘why’ is critical. You need to identify exactly what you hope to achieve through your marketing because this will guide all of your efforts and help you choose which tactics are most appropriate.

Once you know who your target market is, what’s unique about your product or service, and what you want to get out of your marketing efforts, you’re ready to get started with your marketing plan.

Have you checked out our Million Dollar Marketing Plan Webinar??

Categories : Marketing Plan

Tags : business plan, business planning, how to market your business, marketing plan, marketing strategy, million dollar marketing plan, small business marketing, what are the best marketing strategies

Business Planning Essentials

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on August 8, 2017 No Comments

3 Things Your Business Plan Must Have

Businesses of every type need a business plan. Don’t think you can skip by on this important step because you offer a service instead of a physical product. Every business can benefit from a business plan.

First Step, Focus.

- Who do you want to serve?
- What do you want to provide?
- When do you want to start?
- Where will you set up shop?
- Why do you want to start such an endeavor?
- How will you meld all these things together to create a prosperous business?

These are the primary reasons why you’re going into business and they should always be at the forefront of your mind when making decisions.

Something else to focus on is your big dream. How much money do you want to make over the next 5 years? Do you want to sell multiple products or have several locations? Everyone’s big dream will be different but you should write it down as part of the plan.

Second Step, A Plan.

Think of your business plan as a mountain. Your mission statement is at the base of the mountain while your big dream is at the peak. Everything in between is what you need to plan and these steps should also be incorporated into a business plan.

What products do you want to create? How often do you want to produce a product? How can you implement some passive income or affiliate income into your business? Are there any speaking engagements or online summit opportunities that will expand your reach and your followers? What can you add to your sales funnel for those not yet ready to commit?

Third Step, Action Steps.

This is where your planning steps are broken down into smaller, actionable steps. Instead of just saying I want to write a book, break the process down further. How much time can you dedicate each day to writing? Do you want to self-publish or find a publisher? You’ll need to hire an editor and someone to design the cover. These are actionable steps that can easily be crossed off your to do list once completed.

Don’t be thrown off here. You don’t need to plan 5 years’ worth of action steps at one time. The idea is to plan a year at a time, keeping your focus in mind, so that the action steps become a pathway or a blueprint to your big dreams.

If this seems like a daunting task, join me on my free webinar, Why You Need a Million Dollar Plan for a Million Dollar Business. We will discuss the importance of breaking down your tasks for more effective productivity as well as how to take ACTION, which is imperative to reach any goal.

Save your spot at this link REGISTER HERE

Categories : Business Building Strategies, Business Development

Tags : business plan, business planning, marketing plan, small business planning, Strategic Planning

Business Goals First, Marketing Plan After

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on August 1, 2017 No Comments

Identifying Your Business Goals First, Then Your Marketing Plan….

Before you get into marketing your business and creating your marketing plan, you need to identify your business goals. Although we take for granted that a business’s goal is to increase revenue, that’s not the end of the story and it impacts your marketing plan. There are many other types of goals companies strive to achieve. It is important that you identify your top goals prior to creating a marketing plan. How do you market if you do not know what you are trying to achieve? We use a simplified Strategic Planning Process for both marketing plans and strategic plans.

Product/Service Creation

Some businesses are driven by the desire to offer excellent products or services that make life easier for all of us. Your business goal may be to create the most innovative products/services on the market. This is a wonderful goal because your products or services are at the heart of your business’s success. On the other hand, you might have these in place and that is not part of your current business growth plan. Both are fine. You just need to be clear.

Customer Service

Your business’s goal may be to serve your customers and help them solve their problems. It may also be to lend help to the community or to strengthen the community of your customers. This is also an excellent choice because good customer service leads to more sales.
Customer Retention

Your goal may be to not only gain new customers and increase revenue, but to keep the customers you have. Businesses do this by creating a community for their customers and by remaining open to their feedback in order to improve their products or services.

Growth and Expansion

Maybe your business’s goal is to grow and expand, eventually moving into new markets and new enterprises. If this is the case, conducting market research to find new areas would be a major part of your overall strategy. You need to be clear what markets you are entering. This market research will give you insights on how to market to this new area as well.

Efficiency

A major goal for your company may be to tighten up your processes. This might include challenging your salespeople to reach an ever higher sales ratio or streamlining your shipping in order to reach your customers more quickly. This was the primary goal for one company that we worked with. The CEO wanted a “well-oiled machine”. It is a great goal for growing your company as well. When you have clear operations and plans are outlined and in place, then you are ready to bring on new staff, grow and expand.

Changing the World

Some companies have as part of their vision to enable social change. Your goal might be to make the world a better place through the use of your products and services. This is a goal for many companies that produce environmentally-friendly products or work to streamline their operations so that they’re more ecological. Here at Compass Rose Consulting we achieve this through the work that we do with women entrepreneurs. By supporting other programs for female entrepreneurs as a give back we continue to expand our impact locally, regionally and globally.

Increasing revenue and profit isn’t the only goal of most businesses. Look at your business currently and ask yourself what other goals you have. This will help you as you plan your marketing.

Learn more about our Marketing Plan Planning Session –>> CLICK HERE

Categories : Business Building Strategies, Business Development, Business Growth

Tags : business goals, business planning, how to create a marketing plan, marketing plan, simplified marketing plan, strategic plan

Identifying Your Business Goals

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on July 6, 2017 No Comments

Increase Your Marketing Success With Business Goals

Before you get into marketing your business, you need to identify its business goals. Although we take for granted that a business’s goal is to increase revenue, that’s not the end of the story. There are many other types of goals companies strive to achieve. We create a strategic plan as well as a marketing plan. The marketing plan is based on the goals of the business. If we market a service that is not part of our business strategy, then what is the point? The business plan, strategic plan and marketing plan all need to be in alignment.

Product Creation

Some businesses are driven by the desire to offer excellent products that make life easier for all of us. Your business goal may be to create the most innovative products on the market. This is a wonderful goal because products are at the heart of any business’s success. As you develop new products or services, you also want to create a marketing strategy that works with them. A marketing plan is a constantly evolving document to accommodate the changes that occur within the business.

Customer Service

Customer Retention

Growth and Expansion

I find that the Internet is often a place that many businesses can expand to. Most brick and mortar businesses do not think about creating revenue from the Internet. Yes, they think of new clients coming from the Internet or online advertising, but they don’t think about offering services directly on the Internet. There are many ways that this can be achieved depending upon the business.

Efficiency

A major goal for your company may be to tighten up your processes. This might include challenging your salespeople to reach an ever higher sales ratio or streamlining your shipping in order to reach your customers more quickly. One way that this can be achieved is with a goal but then regular accountability and engagement meetings. Many, many businesses fail to check in with people on goals consistently. When we use Best Year Yet™ with businesses, this monthly check-in is built in and what I see is an increase in productivity and follow-through on whatever the goal is.

Changing the World

Some companies have as part of their vision to enable social change. Your goal might be to make the world a better place through the use of your products and services. This is a goal for many companies that produce environmentally-friendly products or work to streamline their operations so that they’re more ecological. There are several different models for changing the world or having a social impact. Some businesses have a buy one/give one model, like Tom’s Shoes. Others make a donation to a cause for each purchase or a percent of profits. Others support mission trips.

Increasing revenue and profit isn’t the only goal of most businesses. Look at your business currently and ask yourself what other goals you have. This will help you as you plan your marketing.

Join me for the upcoming webinar Three Keys of Marketing Success to learn more about how to improve your marketing plan.

Categories : Business Development

Tags : business goals, business planning, creating business goals, marketing goals, marketing keys, marketing strategy, why create business goals

EnVision 2016

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on January 13, 2016 No Comments

When You Fail To Envision the future…. can you really take the right actions to get you there?

Vision + Action = Results

I have been a long time believer in vision. Not so much in the law of attraction working on its own, but I do believe that without a clear vision, it makes it hard to create the right strategic plan to get you to that vision.

I found that when I biked across the country. It was the strong vision of biking across the country that gave me the direction for creating a bike route and a plan. If I just set out to bike for 6 months I could have stayed home and ridden with the bike club in circles — round and round.

That clear vision allowed me to create a strategic plan that we focused on implementing. The results — a route across the country, places to stay each night, 10 service project locations across the country and lots of places to visit and see.

I use this as a metaphor for business. In business, your vision is what drives you. Sharing that vision, expanding the vision all contribute to your ability to create strategies for success.

When the vision is unclear or non existent it is hard to really grow your business. You can perhaps keep it going on a day to day — riding in circles fashion. But to really grow you have to be aiming at something — clear and compelling.

That vision drives your actions.

Each year, I take some time to look at my vision, to review it and refine it and create that new strategic plan for the upcoming year!

It isn’t about New Year’s resolutions. It is about — a clear and compelling vision for the future.

I offer a complimentary webinar each year for my contacts as well — called EnVision 2016. It is usually fun…

Bring your colored markers, paper, pen and enthusiasm and take an hour to create your vision for 2o16.

Register HERE

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Your Strategic Plan….2015

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on January 5, 2015 No Comments

Have you created your 2015 strategic plan?

A powerful, focused plan can the key to creating the results that you see in your business. The simple system for planning that I use is f*ree right here

Or you can watch me create a plan LIVE during tomorrow’s hangout on Internet Marketing Tuesday!! Register HERE

I will go step by step through this system and show you HOW to create your plan — and when you have it you will feel excited! If you are techy — you can create your plan right along side me. You will need two screens or the know how to put two windows up love side by side….I’ve just learned how to do this and its not hard.

Every single time I have worked with a client on their plan — they come out of the process excited. They are excited about what they have put together. It is usually a bit different from what they thought would come out and it is clearer and more focused than expected.

Spending time ON your business — creating powerful strategies is a worthwhile investment of your time resource. I believe that time is most valuable resource and each year I create my new plan.

Then each week and each month you need to review the plan. Plans that sit in a folder that you never look at again are less likely to be successful. A plan that stays “alive” and you are regularly engaged with will produce greater results. You will stay more focused and on target than those entrepreneurs that do not have a plan. When you fail to create a plan you most likely are easily distracted and all over the place!

Of course, when you work with a coach and review your plan each week or each month with your coach, your results are even better. BUT, this isn’t a sales pitch about coaching — it is an OPPORTUNITY to create your plan for 2015!

A strong strategic plan will give you the roadmap that you need for the year…. a roadmap that keeps your focused on your big vision and dream. It always starts with the dream!

Tuesday 1/6/2015 12:30 PM EST!!

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Tags : best year yet, business plan, business planning, new year's plan, Strategic Planning

Create Your New Year’s Strategic Plan

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on January 2, 2015 No Comments

Now is the TIME to Prepare for your incredible year in 2015. Are You Ready?

It’s the beginning of the year and the perfect time to take a moment and reflect on all that you accomplished last year. Evaluate what went well and what didn’t. This is the time of year to begin preparing for even greater success next year. Perhaps this year was good or perhaps it wasn’t. Now, is the time to gear up for more greatness in the New Year and make 2015 your best year (yet!).

If you have a business vision and strategic plan, pull them out and review them. Include your whole team. If you don’t have a team, then review them with your coach, friend, colleague or an accountability partner.

Review Your Year

As you review the vision and the strategic plan, write down what you have accomplished this year. What went really well? Make your list; you can even check it twice!! Once you have created your accomplishment list, take a moment to celebrate all that you did well. Then move on and review where you fell short. What didn’t go quite right or well? Where did you fail? What are your disappointments? What did you start and not finish?

Taking time to evaluate the past year is a great way to learn from what went well, and what didn’t go well. In that learning there are valuable lessons that you can glean. List a couple of lessons for moving forward. Did you get off track, side-tracked by something? Did you not follow up with prospects? Each lesson gives you ideas for guidance into the New Year.

Learn Valuable Lessons

As you review the vision and the strategic plan, take some time to reflect on whether it is still on target. Is that vision still your vision or has it changed? Make the necessary updates to that vision. Many companies write short vision statements that barely communicate the overall vision. Put great detail in yours so that you can feel it as you read it. If your vision is to buy a new building for your company and increase your staffing by 50% then write a vision statement that includes that and describes that. You can always have the short and concise vision statement on your business plan, but for your use, make it a detailed story, that really motivates you and inspires you each time you read it. Did you read it regularly this year? If not, make that part of your practice in the upcoming year.

What is the vision for the upcoming year? Where do you see your company at the end of the year? What type of growth, new products, new clients, or customers? What does it all look like?

Once you have your vision story written you can then focus on the strategies to accomplish your vision. Your strategies should always be based on the overall vision. When strategies are written that stray from the vision and purpose of the organization then you are going down roads that lead you in the wrong direction. Your vision and values becomes your guide for making your business decisions. Stop yourself, when you are making a decision and pull out that vision statement, your values statement and review the decision or opportunity with them all in mind.

Make Your Focused and Powerful Strategic Plan for 2015

Strategies should point to the vision and be written in a way that they are measurable. A strategy to build the business is too vague. What does build the business mean, and how do you know if you have accomplished it? But a strategy to provide coaching services to 50 new clients is measurable. Or a strategy to increase product sales by 25% is measurable. Or to develop a new product; bring in a new product line; increase staff by 10; increase days off by 10; and the list can go on. The must do is making the goals SMART – specific, measurable, attainable, relevant or reasonable and time specific.

Limit the number of strategic goals that you are working on so that your strategic plan remains focused and effective. A huge document becomes overwhelming and cumbersome and often just collects dust. A strategic plan should be a living, breathing document that you are very familiar with and guides our day to day activities because it is your focus.

Creating a new plan for the year is a great first step towards creating the success that you want. Working the plan and making it happen is the real key to producing the results that you want.

Working your plan just means keeping it in front of you, developing the smaller goals that move you towards the big goals and really staying focused. When something doesn’t work, it is not the time to abandon ship, but rather, the time to refocus, re-strategize and continue the work.

Take time early in the New Year to: review and update your vision statement and story; review your accomplishments and failures for the year and glean the valuable lessons from them; review your strategic plan and update your goals for the upcoming year. Gear up for a focused and planned New Year that will ring in the next level of success for you and your company.

Once you have your plan then the essential key is implementation. This is where many fall short. They have great ideas, great plans and then fail to implement. There are good ways to follow through.

Break down your goals each month and week. Establish a system of accountability. Most people start out the year with a great plan and great strategy and as the year moves on, they lose focus and the plan drifts. A good coach provides you with the ongoing support and accountability to produce results.

Stay Focused —> Laser Focused

Keeping ourselves accountable can be accomplished in a few ways. Here are our 11 tips for creating a focused and fun approach to success:

Take the goal and break into smaller steps
Make a chart to chart progress, each step of the way
Hang signs around the house, in the car, at work — saying: “Stay Focused”.
Tell family and friends about the goal and intention
Create your own mastermind group to help you stay on track and support your ups and downs
Partner with a friend or colleague to be an “accountability buddy”, share your plan with them and talk once a week or month to let them know how you are doing
Hire a coach to help you identify your goals and keep them on track all year towards extraordinary success.
Create celebrations of success, reward yourself — gold stars, dinner out, a new something!
Meditate each day on focused goal attainment
Write your goals down and read them everyday
Have fun with each success and acknowledge it!

Spend some time creating your focused plan for success and give us a call if you need some help! Accomplishing the dreams, goals and things we desire is important for each individual and business. We look forward to hearing about your success.

One of my favorite tools to use in creating a plan for success is available for you at: www.bestyearplan.com

Categories : Social Media Marketing

Tags : best year yet, business planning, new years resolutions, strategic plan, Strategic Planning

Planning for Success in 2013

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on December 31, 2012 No Comments

Now is the TIME to Prepare for your incredible year in 2013. Are You Ready?

It’s the end of the year and the perfect time to take a moment and reflect on all that you accomplished last year. Evaluate what went well and what didn’t. This is the time of year to begin preparing for even greater success next year. Perhaps this year was good or perhaps it wasn’t. Now, is the time to gear up for more greatness in the New Year and make 2013 your best year (yet!).

What is the vision for the upcoming year? Where do you see your company at the end of the year? What type of growth, new products, new clients, or customers? What does it all look like?

Creating a new plan for the year is a great first step towards creating the success that you want. Working the plan and making it happen is the real key to producing the results that you want.

Take time before the New Year to: review and update your vision statement and story; review your accomplishments and failures for the year and glean the valuable lessons from them; review your strategic plan and update your goals for the upcoming year. Gear up for a focused and planned New Year that will ring in the next level of success for you and your company.

Once you have your plan then the essential key is implementation. This is where many fall short. They have great ideas, great plans and then fail to implement. There are good ways to follow through.

Keeping ourselves accountable can be accomplished in a few ways. Here are our 11 tips for creating a focused and fun approach to success:

Take the goal and break into smaller steps
Make a chart to chart progress, each step of the way
Hang signs around the house, in the car, at work — saying: “Stay Focused”.
Tell family and friends about the goal and intention
Create your own mastermind group to help you stay on track and support your ups and downs
Partner with a friend or colleague to be an “accountability buddy”, share your plan with them and talk once a week or month to let them know how you are doing
Hire a coach to help you identify your goals and keep them on track all year towards extraordinary success.
Create celebrations of success, reward yourself — gold stars, dinner out, a new something!
Meditate each day on focused goal attainment
Write your goals down and read them everyday
Have fun with each success and acknowledge it!

One of my favorite tools to use in creating a plan for success is available for you at: www.bestyearplan.com

Categories : Small Business Marketing Resources

Tags : business coach, Business Coaching, business help, business planning, business success, goal setting, Strategic Planning, strategies, Vision

BizologyBuzz Radio: Take Charge of Your Future Into Retirement

By Donna Price, Marketing Strategist & Business Consultant on May 11, 2012 No Comments

Special Guest: Jaime Raskulinecz

May 15, 2012, 12:00 Noon

Take Charge of Your Future with a Supercharged Retirement Strategy

Jaime Raskulinecz is the CEO and founder of Next Generation Trust Services in Roseland, New Jersey, which specializes in comprehensive account administration and transaction support services for self-directed retirement accounts. She

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Join other non-profit leaders in creating a plan — just for you! Raise the Bar on YOUR success and impact the results of your organization.

Imagine…

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Why does The Best Year Yet work?

The Best Year Yet system translates strategic thinking into operational planning and individual and shared accountability. Best Year Yet is a proven process for producing results… for over 30 years business leaders have been using Best Year Yet to create their success plan for the upcoming year.

Who Is Your Target Market?

What Makes Your Products Unique?

What Do You Want Your Marketing to Achieve?

First Step, Focus.

Second Step, A Plan.

Third Step, Action Steps.

Product/Service Creation

Growth and Expansion

Changing the World

Product Creation

Customer Service

Customer Retention

Growth and Expansion

Efficiency

Changing the World

Join me for the upcoming webinar Three Keys of Marketing Success to learn more about how to improve your marketing plan.

When You Fail To Envision the future…. can you really take the right actions to get you there?

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Review Your Year

Learn Valuable Lessons

Make Your Focused and Powerful Strategic Plan for 2015

Stay Focused —> Laser Focused

Special Guest: Jaime Raskulinecz

May 15, 2012, 12:00 Noon

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