What Do Your Business Listings Say About Your Business?
https://youtu.be/rs9Xm0Iba1I When was the last time you checked the online listings of your business? I’m talking about the online listings that describe your business,
Conference Attendee Best Practices
Are you planning to attend a professional conference? Here are some best practices that I highly recommend. I have learned these best practices as a meeting planner and a conference attendee.
Beware of Allowing Your Brain to “Fill in the Gaps” When You Lack Information
As you probably already know, your brain will fill in the gaps when you don’t know all of the information. Quite often business coaches
What Type of Information Should Your Couple Have on Their Wedding Day Emergency Contact List?
Here’s what your emergency plan should include if something should happen to a member of the wedding party on the day of the wedding.
Remember to Seek Out Joy for Yourself
I have finally arrived in Montefollonico and the emotions that overwhelmed me reminded me how important it is to seek out joy for yourself. You definitely deserve it.
What You Should Share with Your Clients When Discussing the Cost of a Wedding Venue
The next time you are talking finances and wedding venues with a couple, please keep in mind that the F&B minimum or the room rental is just a minimum spend or a point of entry.
Be Mindful of Your Own Privacy
My “fan” found me on social media, and figured out how to find me in the classroom (twice). In the end, everything worked out okay. Again, I don’t think I was ever in danger, but it reminded me how incredibly vulnerable we are as we teeter between our “virtual lives” and our “real lives.”
10 “Sure-Fire” Ways You Can “Wow” Your Couples with an Excellent Off-Boarding Process
I have a question for you. How are you off-boarding your clients once the wedding or event is over? It’s so important for wedding professionals to finish strong, so I created a checklist you can use and it has 10 sure-fire steps you can take to successfully off-board your wedding couples or event clients.
5 Ways to Make It Easy for Your Clients to Support You
Typically, happy clients want to support the business they have invested in. Sometimes, it’s not easy for a client to support a business simply because the client cannot remember the name of a business or the client cannot find the business’s contact information anywhere. So, I created a one-page document that list 5 ways to make it easy for your clients to support you.
Hey there trailblazer!
I’m Kawania (kuh won nee ah) and I own and lead two successful businesses in the creative industry.
When I started Howerton+Wooten Events in 2007, I found myself “googling” a bunch of business questions that aren’t always discussed in business books. You know what I’m talking about, right?!? Those “start up” challenges that keep you up until the wee hours in the morning.
Believe me, I’ve been there — That’s why I launched this blog. To provide you with a resource you can reference with those “middle of the night” questions as you launch, run and scale your own successful (and sustainable) business. There’s lots of information in this blog, so bookmark it and hit me up if you have any questions. We all need a little guidance every now and then, right? Take care friend. Keep shining!
Love and Soul Always, Kawania
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