If you’re starting a business of your own, it’s vital that you know what you’re doing. It’s essential that you are able to market that business to as many people as possible. But knowing how to do that can be a daunting task. This book will walk you through not only the different aspects of marketing, but also exactly what you need to do in order to utilize them. You’ll be walked through every step to take your business from absolutely nowhere (with no followers) to a thriving success. Small Business Acceleration by Pamela Wigglesworth will help you to understand the ways that business really works and how you can make yourself a success with Facebook, LinkedIn and more.

There’s a lot about businesses that I really don’t know. I was amazed, though, at how much this book really explained. If you’re not sure how to use a specific form of social media to advance your business, then you’ll be able to discover it here. The screenshots were a nice touch too since they help you to better understand what you should be doing and what you should be looking for. Even if you’ve never used these types of social media before (LinkedIn, Facebook) you’ll be able to learn and there are also sections on more traditional methods like video marketing and using email. There are more than enough ways to make sure your business is off to the very best start. Small Business Acceleration will help jump-start your progress in any type of business.

Small Business Acceleration by Pamela Wigglesworth is a valuable informational guide written by an entrepreneur for entrepreneurs. It will take you step by step through the maze of marketing your product or service and focuses on the main social media sites of Facebook and LinkedIn as well as looking at email marketing, public relations and video marketing. This book is a valuable resource for creating and heightening an online presence as well as providing an insight into useful tools and means for effective marketing. If launching your business online seems daunting and overwhelming, this useful guide will steer you through the various stages to enable your business to establish a significant online presence.

This how-to guide is not just about social media. The author, Pamela Wigglesworth, provides useful information on other areas to help with marketing tools. Some companies and facilities were new to me, but strategies, too, are explored. I have never heard of EMV and didn’t know what it meant or how it worked. Pamela explains it clearly and simply. Press releases are another area that Pamela discusses, providing valuable information on structure and content, how to submit the press release effectively, and how to build relationships with the media. You will undoubtedly need a pen and paper when reading this book to note down all the useful information that is provided. What I found particularly helpful was the names and links for additional support in preparing an online presence, from online marketing distributors to tools for writing effective copy.