The Fempire Edit.

Insights, strategy, and commercial thinking for women building serious businesses.

The Fempire Edit is the content library for women who are serious about building profitable, commercially sound businesses. Strategy, marketing, leadership, sales, pricing, and the commercial thinking that separates businesses that grow from those that stay stuck. Browse by category or search for the topic you need. No filler. No generic advice. Just the kind of content you can actually use.

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Productivity, Business Success

How to Quickly Grow Your Business with 90 Day Goals

Ninety day goals bring laser focus to the most important next steps in your business, over and over again. Those of you running your own business know how important planning and goal setting are to your success. We see it time and time again with our clients: Those who plan, set goals and follow through on their goals, succeed. Those who don’t plan and set goals end up failing. It’s as simple as that. But not all goals are effective at driving progress and success in your business. The sweet spot for goal setting, without a doubt, is 90 days…

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Business Success

6 Tips to Taking Time Off: How to Beat the Guilt as an Entrepreneur

When you run your own business, everything falls to you, and it can seem almost impossible to switch off and just enjoy yourself without worrying about what’s going to go wrong, or feeling guilty for not working 24/7.

But it’s important that you do take time to destress and recharge.

And whether that’s during the Christmas break or any other time of the year, there are things that you can do to ensure that your time off is as stress free as possible.

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Marketing

How to Win More Clients with a Powerful Customer Value Journey

Marketing and selling are all about building relationships, and people only buy from people they know, like, and trust. When was the last time you bought something from someone who you don’t know or trust? I’m guessing you’re like the rest of us, and you’ve never done that.

It takes time to build a relationship and there are roughly eight different stages.

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