Viktoria Szilagi

Meet Viktoria Szilagi. As a Certified Coach and (female) business owner, Viktoria has seen many women in business struggle unnecessarily. Some failing to set clear goals and intentions. Others wasting time on activities that fail to move them forward. And many eventually losing that feeling of passion, excitement, and purpose that got them to start a business in the first place.

She saw too many women give up on their dreams, and knew she could make a difference. Viktoria developed the BBA Program to bridge the gap between the dreams that people have and the results that they desire. In the process, her clients also gain a deep sense of self-acceptance, self-awareness and self-actualization.

Viktoria works with her clients in a way that honors their spirit and individuality. Her mission is to empower others to bust through whatever is blocking their path to success and happiness with love, compassion, and encouragement. You can learn more about Viktoria and her BBA Program below.

4 Back to School Business Basics

4 Back to School Business Basics

Back to School season is looking a little differently this year. (Major props to all of the teachers, and parents who just became teachers) We thought we’d join in the fun with some back to school business basics.

1. First impressions matter. It takes less than 7 seconds to form a first impression. This is why brand consistency is important- you never know when a new customer will be meeting you for the first time. You want to make sure they meet the real you. In this digital age, your website is one of the most important introductions. Websites should be audited annually to ensure that they are keeping up with your current business brand and messaging.

2. Products profit more quickly than people. While many industries are service-based, there is a limit to the amount of service that can be provided. It is a continual process to manage the revenue flow to bring in the necessary help to grow bigger profits. Productizing is a great way to increase profits more quickly. There are many e-commerce platforms that can help you implement recurring revenue flows, whether it’s selling physical products, digital products, or online services.

3. Branding, Business Strategy, and Marketing are separate but connected. Many times businesses will focus on one of these three categories while neglecting the rest. They all go together. Your brand is who you are- this is what shapes everything else, and it’s important to have clarity on your brand so that you are successful in your marketing and business strategies. Your business strategy is how you plan to make money. What is your business model? What is your hiring process? What is your plan to scale? This is where you create a roadmap to your specific success metrics. And marketing is telling people that you exist. Once you know who you are and what you’re doing, you can get to know your audience and meet them where they are at.

4. Remember your ‘WHY’. What is your mission? Why did you start? Why do you show up every day? Your audience may initially be invested in your product or service, but ultimately it’s your why that creates an ongoing relationship. Tap into the why behind the what, and invite others to join you.

Would you like some educational insight into growing or developing your brand? We can help. Schedule a free consultation to explore what opportunities may be available to you.

Sarah Michelle

Meet Sarah Michelle. Sarah Michelle is the creator and CEO of HoneyMAP and a seasoned Brand Strategist. With a decade of combined experience in business strategy and lay psychology, Sarah looks at both the business as well as the company’s leadership to get to the heart of who they are, why they exist, and how to tell people. She has held roles in both ad agency and internal marketing and has spent the last five years helping business leaders harness their core mission to grow healthier brands. Sarah’s mission is to sweeten the world by ending identity crisis, and she speaks and consults nationally on discovering and owning brand and personal identity. When she’s not geeking out on identity, you can find her hiking with her furbabes or drinking copious amounts of coffee in independent bookstores. You can find her online at sarahmichelle.love or Facebook/Instagram @SneakPeekSarah