I agree social capital is important, @SBSL-Founder-SJ. And that relationships are really critical. We explored a bit about both here. Check it out!
How to Keep Customers Smiling Even When Things Go Wrong
Working with Suppliers: Be Prepared – and Get Ready for Give and Take (Part One)
Employees on Your Mind? Some Hints Before You Hire
WATCH: Hiring Employees -- Two Small Businesses Share Tips!
Can you share some specifics about how you build "strong width & depth based relationships"? We'd love to know more about what works for you!
@ShanaNiederman wrote:I agree social capital is important, @SBSL-Founder-SJ. And that relationships are really critical. We explored a bit about both here. Check it out!
Can you share some specifics about how you build "strong width & depth based relationships"? We'd love to know more about what works for you!
We've been exploring another opportunity when "social capital" helps boost *real* capital: crowdfunding! @SBSL-Founder-SJ, check out a couple of our new posts that highlight the importance of relationship building when it comes to raising money:
How to Launch a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign (Crowdfunding Part One)
“Backed by QuickBooks” Gives Cash to Compelling Campaigns (Crowdfunding Part Two)
Part three is coming later this week. Stay tuned!
@WillowOlder wrote:We've been exploring another opportunity when "social capital" helps boost *real* capital: crowdfunding! @SBSL-Founder-SJ, check out a couple of our new posts that highlight the importance of relationship building when it comes to raising money:
How to Launch a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign (Crowdfunding Part One)
“Backed by QuickBooks” Gives Cash to Compelling Campaigns (Crowdfunding Part Two)
Part three is coming later this week. Stay tuned!