Atlanta Small Business Network

Depending on where you fall in the chain of command, you may or may not be the “top” manager. On this week’s episode of Hard Truths, Dave Anderson gives you some things you can do to start successfully leading from the middle and ultimately help your boss, your business, and yourself.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-shows/hard-truths/hard-truths-leading-middle/

It’s no longer enough to provide your customer with a good experience, you need to give them a remarkable one. Drawing on over 30 years of consulting experience with brands like the Ritz Carlton Hotels, Harley Davidson, and USAA, our next guest has created a guide with great strategies for delivering the unique buying experiences that customers expect today. We recently spoke with Chip Bell, Atlanta based customer service expert, and author of over twenty books including The 9 ½ Principles of Innovative Service, to discuss what you need in order to lead a customer-centric operation.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business/customer-experience/chip-bell-customer-experience-expert/

On today’s episode of the Atlanta Small Business Profile, Ted Jenkin has an enlightening conversation with Fran Tarkenton, Hall of Fame quarterback and owner of the Tarkenton Companies.

Most people recognize Fran Tarkenton as a Hall of Fame quarterback, but they might not know that Fran is also an accomplished and successful entrepreneur. During his career in the NFL, Fran learned several skills that lead to his success in business. From bringing value to people and having products and services that solve problems, Fran saw more monetary success in being an entrepreneur, than he ever had as a professional football player.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-shows/atlanta-business-profile/atlanta-small-business-profile-fran-tarkenton-hall-of-fame-qb/

On today’s episode of the Atlanta Small Business Profile, Ted Jenkin has an enlightening conversation with Fran Tarkenton, Hall of Fame quarterback and owner of the Tarkenton Companies.

Most people recognize Fran Tarkenton as a Hall of Fame quarterback, but they might not know that Fran is also an accomplished and successful entrepreneur. During his career in the NFL, Fran learned several skills that lead to his success in business. From bringing value to people and having products and services that solve problems, Fran saw more monetary success in being an entrepreneur, than he ever had as a professional football player.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-shows/atlanta-business-profile/atlanta-small-business-profile-fran-tarkenton-hall-of-fame-qb/

Finding startup success with your friend turned business partner may seem like a dream come true. You not only support and encourage each other in your personal lives but in the professional sphere as well. But what happens when your business relationship fizzles? What if your partner’s vision for the business no longer aligns with yours?

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business/leadership/visions-dont-align-breaking-co-founder-wylie-robinson-rumpl-inc/

Finding startup success with your friend turned business partner may seem like a dream come true. You not only support and encourage each other in your personal lives but in the professional sphere as well. But what happens when your business relationship fizzles? What if your partner’s vision for the business no longer aligns with yours?

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business/leadership/visions-dont-align-breaking-co-founder-wylie-robinson-rumpl-inc/

Owning your own business is a big undertaking, but with hard work, you can be rewarded ten-fold. If you’re not interested in creating a startup from scratch, then a franchise might be the right choice for you. With a proven business model, brand recognition, and high success rates, a franchise is a good option for financial stability while still maintaining your independence as a business owner.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business/franchise-small-business/choose-right-franchise-future-leslie-kuban-frannet/

Owning your own business is a big undertaking, but with hard work, you can be rewarded ten-fold. If you’re not interested in creating a startup from scratch, then a franchise might be the right choice for you. With a proven business model, brand recognition, and high success rates, a franchise is a good option for financial stability while still maintaining your independence as a business owner.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business/franchise-small-business/choose-right-franchise-future-leslie-kuban-frannet/

Welcome to the Atlanta Small Business Network’s inaugural episode of Startup Central with Cory Mosley, award-winning business coach, and strategist. On this week’s edition, Cory provides his expertise on dealing with imposter syndrome, a heavily under-reported issue that affects many first-time entrepreneurs and startups.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-shows/startup-central/startup-central-use-imposter-syndrome-advantage/

Welcome to the Atlanta Small Business Network’s inaugural episode of Startup Central with Cory Mosley, award-winning business coach, and strategist. On this week’s edition, Cory provides his expertise on dealing with imposter syndrome, a heavily under-reported issue that affects many first-time entrepreneurs and startups.

https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-shows/startup-central/startup-central-use-imposter-syndrome-advantage/