Chris Turn, Author at Small Business Sense

Chris Turn

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Chris has experience covering the latest trends in the small business world, and has a reputation for being a knowledgeable, creative and strategic blogger. He has a deep understanding of marketing and branding principles and how they can be applied to small businesses, and is able to provide actionable advice and strategies for success. Chris has interviewed industry experts and covered major marketing events such as the SXSW Interactive conference and the Advertising Week conference. He is also a successful small business owner himself, which allows him to bring a unique perspective to his blogging and writing. His blog is known for providing valuable insights and tips on how to effectively market and brand a small business.

Easy Ways to Keep Your Business Competitive This Summer

Summer is the perfect time for your business to shine. The sun is shining brightly, people are in high spirits and spending more money. It’s an excellent time for you to set yourself apart from the competition. However, many entrepreneurs are wondering how their businesses can remain competitive, relevant and keep satisfied customers amidst all […]

Here’s Why Cybersecurity is Important for Your Small Business

Cybersecurity threats are real, more real than ever before. With increasing numbers of cyber hacks occurring more frequently and more widespread, now really is the time to be ready. Larger organizations were once the target for cyber hacks; however, with vulnerability identified amongst small to medium businesses in terms of lack of understanding or investment, […]

5 Ways SMBs Can Increase Their Competitiveness

Every small and local business owner understands that their competitors aren’t just other small businesses. There are major brands in every city and town throughout the country, which means you’ll have to contend with other local businesses as well as companies with large marketing budgets and much greater brand awareness. However, that doesn’t mean as […]

How To Manage Digital Marketing At Your Small Business

Running a small business can be a challenge when you specialize in a specific area like sales or manufacturing. Digital marketing could be a foreign concept to you and it is a constantly changing industry in terms of best practices so taking it on in-house can be tough. Staffing an entire marketing team without the […]

Is Cloud Storage Secure? How to Keep Your Data Safe

Times are changing, and the processes we use to back up and store our company data are changing along with them. However, even the most ardent technophile may find it somewhat disconcerting to trade physical backups in exchange for cloud storage when migrating their business to modern standards. After all, the cloud isn’t always private, […]

Business Tips for Better Time Management

When you finish the working day exhausted but feeling as if you haven’t accomplished half of the things you needed to accomplish that day, it’s a sure sign that time management is an issue for you. It’s hardly an uncommon problem in the business world, but it nonetheless can and should be addressed. If you’re […]

Phishing Scam Strikes Colorado Business

Colorado ranks 19th in the nation for reporting scams and 13th in the country for reporting identity thefts. It comes as no surprise to many in the industry and indeed to state prosecutors that many businesses in the state fell victim to a phishing scam. What is a Phishing Scam? Phishing is described as the […]

3 Remote Access Tips Every Business Owner Should Know

If you glimpsed into any business office circa 2020, you’d likely see staff members milling around, cubicles or desks arranged neatly in rows, and a communal coffee counter. Fast forward to 2021, and you’ll find that many offices have been replaced by remote access. Few of us could have predicted that a pandemic would halt […]

Advice for Buying Land for Your New Home

There’s nothing more exciting than building your own home. Instead of buying something “ready-made,” you get to design it from the ground up and control virtually every aspect of the process. The result, you hope, is the perfect home. However, self-building is never easy. There are always challenges, one of which is buying the land […]

Why Data Protection Must Be A Group Effort

If there is a fine levied on a company for a GDPR breach it doesn’t affect the individual employees. However, the company employees are most likely responsible in some way for the breach. It may not be intentional, social engineering attacks can be sophisticated, but it should be in their interests to prevent these from […]

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