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As Yelp’s Small Business Expert, Emily is dedicated to helping local business owners succeed and grow. Her expertise spans customer engagement, reputation management, and digital marketing strategies. Through speaking engagements and industry thought leadership, Emily shares insights that entrepreneurs across all sectors can use to build thriving businesses. She is also the host of Behind the Review podcast, from Yelp and Entrepreneur Media, where she interviews business owners and industry leaders to uncover the stories, strategies, and creative decisions behind standout businesses.
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Cuando pensar fuera de la caja vale la pena
Esta semana hablamos con Amanda Scotese, propietaria y fundadora de Chicago Detours, una empresa de turismo que siempre está superando los límites de lo que se espera para crear una experiencia inolvidable y, lo que es más importante, irreplicable para sus clientes.
Using Pies as the Vessel for Important Conversations
When you create a business for the community, it's the community that can make you successful-even when you open during a pandemic.
Usar pasteles como recipiente para conversaciones importantes
Cuando crea un negocio para la comunidad, es la comunidad la que puede hacer que tenga éxito, incluso cuando abre durante una pandemia.
Female Business Owners Share Successes, Challenges, and Advice for Entrepreneurs
Hear directly from women entrepreneurs who have found success - they share advice, challenges, insights and what they wish they knew when they started out.
Las propietarias de empresas comparten éxitos, desafíos y consejos para emprendedores
Escuche directamente a las mujeres emprendedoras que han tenido éxito: comparten consejos, desafíos, conocimientos y lo que desearían saber cuando comenzaron.
Creating and Inspiring Confidence Through a Business Model
Building a business where people go to feel inspired and confident is much easier said than done. Replicating and franchising that concept, all while making the important things stick, is even harder.
