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Over at Bonnie Bryant Creative, I’m talking about 5 ways to know it’s time to hire an OBM. As an OBM, one of the biggest questions I get is how to know when it’s time to hire an operations/online business manager. Get ready to learn not only the benefits of having an OBM, but the key indicators for when it’s time to hire one.

Scheduling your social media doesn’t have to take forever. With some prep and a plan you’ll be scheduling out your posts and longer have to feel the pressure of what to post. I’m diving into how I prepped and what steps I took to schedule 3+ months of content on Instagram and Facebook.

Over on the Rising Tide Society blog today I’m talking about 4 tips to give you wild productivity. I used to be a hot mess, disorganized and unable to get work done. Now that I’ve implemented these 4 things, I’ve been able to hit new productivity levels, and help my clients get there as well.

So you’re ready to start automating and creating processes for your business. But you’re using too many programs and nothing talks to each other. There’s a better, more efficient way to do things. I’ll cover why you only need Dubsado and Asana to manage your clients and projects and how they work together.

If your desktop or downloads folder is the place where things go to collect dust, or you’re struggling to find anything that you’ve downloaded, I’ve got 4 tips to help you get your desktop and downloads cleaned up and organized.

If seeing all of your tasks in Asana feels daunting and you don’t know where to start or what you should work on this week, a This Week board might be for you. In this post I’m diving into what it is and how to setup one up.

If you’ve been looking to figure out how to organize the tasks that have been assigned to you in Asana so you know what you need to do today, this week or next week, the My Tasks feature is a great option. I’ll dive into how to use this feature so you can start tackling that to do list.

You know you’re in the right job when you enjoy cleaning up your files on your days off. I know, I know it sounds like work but I find it relaxing actually. I mean I spent an entire Saturday organizing all of our paper files. Voluntarily. So I figured I’d write a post sharing the details about how I clean up my files. In the post I’m gonna cover the 8 places I do my virtual clean up and what kind I do for each of them. If you’ve been trying to figure out how to clear stuff like your downloads folder and desktop get ready to get organized!

I love seeing inbox zero or almost inbox zero, it brings just that much more peace of mind to me at the end of the day. And honestly, it’s actually not as hard as it seems. If your inbox is currently overflowing (I’m talking to you over there with the 365+ unread emails) I’ll be honest, it will take a little bit of time to clean everything up, but not as much as you’d actually think if you follow some of the tips below.

It can sometimes be controversial, the whole inbox zero concept. When it’s done not in a stressful or obsessive way, it can be really good. I’m a huge inbox zero (or almost zero) fan and love the peace of mind and the amount of stress it reduces seeing how little there is in my inbox.

One of the first systems I recommend clients get setup is their CRM (client relationship management). This is where they’ll be able to keep track of their leads and current and past clients. One thing that a lot of people don’t fully realize is how much time and work it takes to get a CRM set up. A lot of people get overwhelmed when it comes to setting up a new program, but today I’m walking you through the very first thing you need to do to setup Dubsado!