Calling All The Ladies to Action

Calling All The Ladies to Act
Scott Dennison
07-15-08


I thought I'd let you know that no matter what you read in the newspapers or see reported on TV, you STILL have an opportunity to create a business even more magnificent than the original dream of what your business could be.

Women in our society (perhaps even more than men) have a lot on their plates. By now you know that there's more that goes into making a business successful than simply having a product and taking it to the marketplace.

Just recently I was asked to bring some of KeyThing's tools and strategies to the Women's Business Empowerment Summit in Scottsdale, AZ. I'll be speaking at this really amazing event sometime during the weekend of 8/1-3. I cannot wait to get there and take the pulse of the empowered business women at this pivotal point in history.

The host of this event, Lynn Pierce told me "this year we're helping women move beyond your current level of success by bringing you the tools you need in every area of your life, going to "The Soul of the Career Woman"".

Wow - how cool is that. This one's for the ladies. I hope you will go, so we can talk about your business and look for ways that KeyThing can assist you with your goals.

Want some interesting stats? Check these out:

According to The Center for Women's Business Research:

* 9 out of 10 women business owners want to expand their businesses
* In the last 2 decades women owned business have grown at double the rate of all firms.

And not surprisingly...

* 81% of women owners of firms with $1 million or more in revenue belong to formal business organizations, associations or networks.

As a woman in today's hypercompetitive worldwide marketplace, are you aware...

* Women own nearly 10.4 million firms employing 12.8 million people and generating $1.9 trillion in sales?
* According to a Wells Fargo/NFIB study 61% of businesses never make a profit?
* SBA statistics show that 1/3 of new business don't make it past the first two years and 56 percent are out of business within 4 years?

At the same time, in addition to networking with like minded women, what do you think is one of the biggest differences between those $1,000,000+ businesses and those that fail? Or better said, do you think these entrepreneurs had a proven step-by-step plan for creating a successful business?

Most likely not. But then, the sad fact is...
You can't learn how to be a entrepreneur in college.

But you can watch, listen and learn from the experienced women business owners at the Women's Business Empowerment Summit in a couple of weeks.

If you want to learn more - go here. There are some great preview teleseminars going on right now and they're free to attend.

I'm even being interviewed this Thursday on the 5.5 ways that you simply must be using video in your online business. Join in, get some new ideas. You'll be glad you did.

~Scott
KeyThing Marketing Technologies