Mompreneur Media Reveals the Top 50 Mompreneurs to Follow of 2014
In celebration of the resilient spirit, the drive and the unity of mompreneurs here are my suggestions on the Top 50 Mompreneurs to follow (and learn from) in 2014
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Mompreneur launches SpikeBee to help moms manage activities
No one knows better how busy your life is than another mom. Finding ways to keep the family active and interested in an activity can be a chore. That’s why one mom launched SpikeBee.
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#Mompreneur Interview, Kezi Levy creator of Sock Ons @SockOns
How many socks do you reckon your baby has lost in their lifetime? Ten or twenty? Maybe more? Worse still, it always seems to be one in each pair doesn’t it?
With a family of six small boys to take care of, Kezi Levin had to do something about her family’s sock bill, and so came up with the idea for Sock Ons, an amazingly simple little gadget to stop socks going astray. Continue reading to learn more about Kezi and her amazing invention!
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Offline Networking, the Key to More Leads and Sales
Networking is a social activity that business owners and the business minded take part in to generate leads and sales. It can be very successful if done with honesty and integrity. Many believe it is one of the best ways to generate new business because the very nature of networking allows for people to create relationships that can benefit both parties. Relationships in business are extremely important.
It can be done in many fashions, sometimes simply being introduced to a fellow business owner can be networking. Group dinners or even special networking events can also be great networking opportunities.
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Simple Steps To Organizing Your Home And Office Receipts
Individuals have varying methods of keeping their receipts in check. For instance, a lot of moms religiously save receipts for clothing, holiday purchases, large items and others just in case there’s a problem, while some others are quick to throw them away.
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Negotiations and the mompreneur, do they have the skills?
Mompreneurs are exceptional negotiators because they know how to persuade. How can mothers convince their two-year olds to do as asked? How do they sway them to do their homework and clean their room? Mothers are geniuses and their parental skills can be beautifully adapted to the business world, too. Unlike men, who are more aggressive and determined, women like to appeal to people’s feelings. In business, having the ability to do that is outstanding. Connecting to an opponent from a humane perspective can turn a negotiation to your advantage.
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#Mompreneur Rockstar #Interview, Donna Novitsky, Founder of Yiftee @yiftee
Gift giving has always been an important in my personal and business life. And because my business activity is mostly conducted through internet having the ability to send a thank you gift to a client who lives thousands of miles away has been something that I am thankful for. Meet today’s mompreneur rockstart Donna Novitsky. Donna is the co-founder and CEO of Yiftee. Continue reading below to learn how Donna has made gift giving not only an easy task for you but also makes the marketing task a breeze for merchants all over.
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Mompreneur Elena Krasnoperova Founder of SchoolCircle
Welcome to our latest featured mompreneur interview. Today I have the honor of e-troducing you to Elena Krasnoperova. Elena is the founder and CEO of SchoolCircle and a mom of 2 kids with 16 years of work experience at BCG, eBay, PayPal, Zong and oDesk. Elena also holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from Stanford University and has been featured on Working Mother, The Examiner, KSBY, and The Charlotte Observer. Continue reading the interview to learn more about SchoolCircle and the service works.
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Your Fall Schedule Could Get Easier With These Tips
Getting back into the fall schedule can be difficult but here are some tips that may just help.
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#Momprenuer Interview, Amanda Marie, Founder of @MomsMakingItHap
Well hello there mamas! I hope you are ready to ROCK another Monday. I am so excited to be introducing to you another FABULOUS Mompreneur Rockstar. Her name is Amanda Marie Mclellan. I have had the honor of getting to know Mrs. McClellan over the past few weeks while collaborating with her on her new logo design and her freshly launched website “Moms Making It Happen” During those few weeks I was able to learn a bit about what Amanda does and let me tell you that she has certainly been an inspiration to me. Continue reading below to learn more about Amanda and what she does. Also be sure to stop by her AH-mazing new website and sign up for her newsletter to receive a fabulous gift!
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Mompreneur Interview-Susanna Lee Creator of The Aqueduck @peachyllc
Like many parents, some of our best ideas come from the everyday struggles we encounter. We were taking family trip to Disneyland. Like many moms, I wanted to make sure everyone had a great time, but I of course was always thinking about safety, germs, and nap schedules too. At the time my boys were young (7, 5, 3) so we were making many trips to the restroom and I was constantly having to lift them up to wash their hands. That’s when my first idea was born – a product for children that would help them reach the faucet and wash their hands on their very own.
We launched Peachy® in 2010 with the Aqueduck® – the first faucet extender in the market. Since that moment, here at Peachy® we have been working diligently to develop other easy to use and fun products that will foster independence, build confidence, while at the same time making lives for parents easier and of course Peachy!
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How mompreneurs can save time and make every minute count
Finding the appropriate balance between work and personal lives can already be pretty demanding, but when you’re a mother, there’s even more responsibility. The decisions you have to make can have a big impact on your company and family, so every choice needs to be weighed heavily.
Whenever possible, you should look for ways to save time. Whether it’s getting to the kids’ sport practices a few minutes early or taking a short break to reboot during work, every minute counts for busy mompreneurs.
