Archive for the ‘Branding’ Category
Q & A with Kellie
Each week I receive an email box full of questions from my readers and I am going to begin sharing them with you in my weekly newsletter and provide answers so that if you are challenged with the same question, the answer may help you move your business forward.
If you have a question that you would like to include in a future issue, please send the questions to info@kelliedandrea.com
Q: Kellie, I loved your video “Pop of Color” and I know that I need to differentiate myself from my competition Read the rest of this entry »
Now Every Business Can Look Like a Corporate Giant
Imagine having a prime business address in London to use on your company stationery, business cards and website. Or think of having your calls and messages handled to your exact instructions 24/7 in a dozen or more languages. Read the rest of this entry »
Aligning Your Sales & Marketing Strategies
The quest to align sales and marketing strategies has been around in business history since the beginning of time.
Many companies worldwide strive to create an understanding between the two functions and make a gallant effort to align these two very powerful business initiatives to achieve the Holy Grail: Increased revenue, but often Read the rest of this entry »
Terri Levine on Kellie D’Andrea
Even top marketers find Kellie’s message of sticking to the basics to build a solid foundation is the key to long term success. See what Terri Levine, The Guru of Coaching has to say about Kellie D’Andrea
5 Big Website Mistakes
Many business owners focus so much time and money designing their website thinking that just by having a website, people will find them. But many don’t realize that there are millions of websites just like theirs in the World Wide Web. To truly stand out and to optimize your chances for website success, there are certain things that you must do to ensure success so why do so many fail? Although there are many mistakes entrepreneurs make with their website, here are the top 5 for you to consider. Read the rest of this entry »





