Infographic about social media and blogging.

The common model for building an independent services practice is hardly individualized. Typical is the one-day-at-a-time entrepreneur who uses “special offer” or generic marketing, or no marketing at all. Marketing efforts are often minimal, since there’s little incentive to build relationships with clients who see the entrepreneur as identical to the rest of the pack in his or her industry. This route provides an income but little more.

The Social Media Landscape in the Grocery Industry

Have you ever looked at a competitor and thought, “I’m better than this person. I’m smarter. I provide a better service. Why does this guy get more customers than I?”? It’s boggling sometimes to see someone you know is a clearly inferior professional who clearly makes more money and possibly makes less.