Working on your own business, is all about balance. I created a Wellness Guide for myself to remind me of ways to stay healthy and stress-free (as much as possible). Some days I can check off all the boxes, but on most days, I'm super happy to just check off a few. I needed to make this for myself so that I could feel better ad healthier. You shouldn't spend your day stuck in front of a computer all day. It's unhealthy for your eyes, your back and neck muscles, and bad for mental health! Adding a few healthy reminders to your day, can really help your overall focus, energy and attitude- even on the busiest of days. Here's my guide that you can print out and share. Or use it as inspiration to make your own guide that works for you! 

We are well into a busy 2017 holiday season. While this can be an exciting time with record sales or donations, it is important to remember that 2018 is right around the corner. Now is the time to start planning for an even more successful year ahead! 

1. Grow your contact list
   The holiday season is the perfect time to add more subscribers to your list and build an ever bigger base of customers to email. Knowing how and where to collect new contacts and make sure you’re doing all that you can to grow your list over the holidays will help set you up for success in 2018. 
2. Measure
   Successful emails don’t end once you hit send. Measuring the results of your emails will help you learn what’s working—and what to work on. Digging into these learnings will help you optimize your plan for 2018.
3. Make a plan
   A successful year starts with a strong marketing plan. We can help you create a marketing calendar. A marketing calendar provides you with a monthly campaign view that makes planning, creating, and scheduling your marketing more efficient— saving you time and driving better results for your business.

Kami Design and Marketing partners with Constant Contact as an email provider. So if you are interested in getting your e-mail campaign going, we can help!

In a Small Business Week Survey, 82% of small businesses and nonprofits said they adopted a multi-channel marketing program including email, mobile, and social media. 73% of them reported success such as: