The Builderfly Ecommerce Platform is conducting free live webinars every weekend to give a detailed explanation on different sections of creating an online store with Builderfly. The topic of the seventh webinar is “Take a sneak-peek of Builderfly Subscription Plans!” The webinar will be inclusive of the various subscription plans offered on a monthly as well as yearly basis. The host of the webinar, Mrs. Justina Jibin, will be giving a visual tutorial on the given topic on 4th July 2020 at 5:00 PM (IST). There will be a live Q&A session after the visual description wherein the participants can write in their queries to the host and they will be answered on the live webinar session.

Any individuals, retailers, or manufacturers can participate in the live webinar by registering through https://www.builderfly.com/resources/webinar. Once registered, the participants shall receive a link to join the meeting, the required ID, and password through a confirmation email. On the given date and time, the participants need to click on the given link, enter the provided ID and password, and the host shall let them in within a few or no time.

The following sections will be covered in this webinar session:

• The all-inclusive variants of Builderfly subscription plans.
• An insight to each subscription plans.
• The way to choose the right pricing plan.
• The extensive features included in each pricing plan.
• The benefits of different pricing plans in Builderfly.

About Builderfly

Builderfly is the fastest growing comprehensive ecommerce platform that is giving head-on competition to the rest with its fully customizable online store and native mobile application. The unique concept of offering a fully functional native mobile app with a separate design editor along with an online store is what sets it apart from the rest. Unlike other SaaS providers, Builderfly offers the complete power of customization to its customers. One can separately design a storefront and mobile app as per their business requirements. Moreover, the user can easily glide through the process of creating an online store as well as building a mobile app without being a technical expert with the easy-to-understand training documents, user manual, and FAQs.

Builderfly’s customer-centric approach focuses on providing the best facilities to the customers without any hassles. The dedicated support team is available 24/7 * 365 days to guide the user through any technical and non-technical hurdles. Builderfly promises to be the backbone for businesses right from the start until full-scale business development. The all-inclusive features for creating an online store and a mobile app with the power of AI help Builderfly in overpowering the ecommerce industry. With skilled and professional employees in the team using strategic financial planning, Builderfly is laying a strong foundation in transforming the ecommerce industry.

Visit https://www.builderfly.com/resources/webinar, explore the exclusive features and give wings to your business by attending this free webinar right from the comfort of your home. At all stages of business, Builderfly is the right partner.

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Victoria, Australia: Marking ten years as an essential part of business success stories across Australia, the team at Evolve Digital Agency is ramping up its services to enable companies to flourish during these unpredictable times of COVID-19.

While the coronavirus pandemic has caused many to adapt to work and life changes, at Evolve, the team are continuing to develop custom, search engine marketing strategies that will ensure companies continue to grow.

The digital agency, based in Victoria, is a boutique SEO firm that provides search engine and digital marketing solutions. Over the last decade, it has developed SEO services and expanded its portfolio to include web design, adwords and Facebook marketing. 

"At Evolve Digital, our primary focus is providing digital marketing solutions that are right for individual businesses," commented founder and director, Jason Boyd.

"We not only offer online marketing services which provide a positive ROI but often combine our marketing methods to make the most of each visitor. It's real and effective synergy."

The agency is now offering small business packages to get businesses online, to grow and expand in the coming years. "With all our specialist knowledge of marketing and SEO, we're confident we can make a massive difference to the bottom line of any small company," asserted Mr Boyd.

The company has many case studies to demonstrate how their tailored marketing approach has seen businesses from different sectors and industries expand.

At Glass Express, Melbourne, for example, Evolve Digital was brought in to boost their business through effective marketing. Beginning as a one-man company, Glass Express now has several trucks and many staff, while online rankings remain strong today.

As another example, the owner of Print Locker was facing a significant downturn in sales before approaching Mr Boyd's team. They carried out an overhaul of the website and began a quality SEO campaign. The strategy has enabled Print Locker to upgrade its equipment and employ more staff to handle extra work.

For more information about their services, call 1800 224 929 or click over to their website:  https://evolvedigital.agency/.

BUSINESSES will not survive the COVID-19 crisis if they don’t change the way they operate.

Brisbane sales/ performance strategist Andrew Cominos said even though small businesses could access the new Australian Government bailout schemes due to COVID-19, he said these would not save businesses unless they changed their business model to fit with our current climate.

“During these uncertain times, you need to plan, diversify, create the right offer, change the way and how you do things,” Mr Cominos said.

“Having been in contact with over 1000 businesses in the past month, many are panicking, freaking out (which is making them incapable of solving problems) and have bad focus. 

“They are focusing on losing clients/ cutting costs. You can cut as many costs as you like, if you don’t have money coming in, it won’t save you.

“Everyone is so worried that their clients are going to run away that their clients are running away.”

Known as The Sales Superhero, Mr Cominos suggested to ask your customers what’s happening to them, look at creating more leads and diversify how you’re doing things.

A study by Bizfluent showed that 50% of businesses globally failed in their first year and 90-95% by year 5. Research by Bloomberg showed that eight out of 10 entrepreneurs who started businesses failed in the first 18 months.

“These statistics will increase if people don’t shift, change and grow. If no one changes with the times, everyone will fail,” he said.

“This could be a positive time for business owners depending on how they play the game. Just because we have a problem doesn’t mean there aren’t customers out there. You just have to find them. To find them, you have to change what you’re doing.”

He said product-based businesses would now need to begin doing deliveries of their products if they didn’t before and absorb the cost of delivery to make it easier for their clients.

“Get yourself more out online, utilise social media, market to friends and family who are willing to support,” he said.

“With service-based businesses, utilise social media community outreach, have virtual coffees, create conversations and connections. Don’t just sell. People buy from people they like and trust.”

Mr Cominos also suggests people lighten up and has created the #promotehappiness movement to inspire love, happiness, positivity and fun in the community.

“My mission is to spread joy and happiness to the world by empowering small businesses and people to succeed and live extraordinary lives,” he said.

You can help lift people’s spirits in the community by doing a positive social media post and use the hashtag #promotehappiness.

“If we had more happiness in the world, we’d be kinder, there would be a lot less depression, anxiety and violence,” he said.

“People would be more loving and there would be less corruption. The world would shift, grow and move towards a brighter future.”

Mr Cominos is hosting The 10th Successful Entrepreneur - An Evening With… Brisbane voice coach Elisa James, now online due to the COVID-19 lockdown on April 21. To join is free. For the link, go to Andrew Cominos- Surge Solutions page on Facebook.

To contact Andrew, visit www.surgesolutions.com.au

MEDIA CONTACT ONLY: AA Xpose Media Director/ Photojournalist Aldwyn Altuney ph: 0409 895 055

Oklahoma agency lands statewide client, publishes commemorative issue

Jones PR kicked off 2020 by winning the largest account in the firm's history – a milestone founder Brenda Jones Barwick says was aided by its effective deployment of The Oklahoma 100, the content marketing platform which this month celebrated its fifth year with a special issue, banner and retrospective video.

"In 2015, Jones PR was honored to sign The 100 Companies' contract, becoming The 100 Companies' first network affiliate, yet back then we had no idea how rewarding the journey would turn out to be," said Brenda. "Not only have we positioned our firm and clients as thought leaders throughout our state, the experience of being a high-profile publisher in our community led to greater awareness of our firm, increased market share and now the landing of our largest account ever."

Since its January 2016 inaugural issue, The Oklahoma 100 eNewsletter, website and social media network featuring 100-word stories and 100-second videos has won state and national awards, exploded to 70,000 subscribers while daily engaging a loyal social media following, including nearly 4,000 Facebook followers, the highest number within The 100 Companies network.

To celebrate the launch of its fifth year, The Oklahoma 100's first issue of 2020featured the special banner and a video with one of its first video subjects, Mick Cornett, who was then mayor of Oklahoma City. Mick, an entrepreneur and broadcast journalist who served as president of theU.S. Conference of Mayors and was named one of Newsweek's five most innovative mayors, joined Jones PR as Executive Counsel in April 2019. In the video, Brenda and Mick reminisce about that first interview before looking ahead at what the next decade might have in store for Oklahoma.

Brenda, who previously worked in the White House, the State Department and one of the southwest's largest ad agencies, launched Jones PR in 2001. After attending Chris Schroder's May 2015 presentation about The Atlanta 100 at PRSA Counselors Academy, she joined a dozen PR firm owners who urged Chris to expand The 100 Companies into a larger network, now launched in 24 markets from Denali to Dubai. The 100 Companies' media offerings have expanded from geographic-focused media channels managed by PR firms to brand journalism publications serving industry vertical markets, municipal governments and, later this year, traditional journalism platforms sponsored by local and national brands.

Looking back over The Oklahoma 100's impressive growth, Brenda mused, "Along the way, we sharpened our editorial voice, sparked creativityin some of our youngest team members and have thoroughly enjoyed watching other members of The 100 Companies network bring innovative ideas to our platform."

Publishing options expand, offering increased flexibility

The 100 Companies continues to expand its options and flexibility based on innovative feedback from its network members. In 2019, the brand journalism platform expanded publishing choices from two to nine options. In 2020, The 100 Companies introduces a monthly flexibility option: while members commit to an annual publishing plan, they can now choose to increase or decrease the number of stories per issue and publishing frequency on a month-by-month basis. "We continually find some of the best ideas for the growth of our company come from listening to our innovative members, who bring their own creativity and perspective to our network," said The 100 Companies publisher and founder, Chris Schroder.

The 100 Editorial team expands, appoints new Editor-in-Chief

This month, The 100 Companies welcomed Kristie Coggins as our new editorial coordinator, who will increase editorial support to members. Kristie previously worked for two years at PR Newswire and for five years in the graduate admissions department at Western Carolina University, from which she earned bachelors and masters degrees in English.

Leah Steinberg has been promoted to editor-in-chief of The 100 Companies and will lead its six-person editorial and production staff. Leah has been a leader on the editorial team since 2016, serving as editor and co-managing editor, and brings to the position her prior experience in Colorado as writer, editor and media specialist and as a director in the University of Kansas development office.

Sam Bojarski has been promoted to co-managing editor. Sam joined the team in 2017 as an editor after working on The Pittsburgh 100 as part of the WordWrite team. Prior to that, he worked with several publications and the University of Pittsburgh.

Savanna Garde has been promoted to operations manager and will manage many of the systems and on-boarding needs of our PR members. Savanna joined The 100 Companies in 2018 as the content and distribution coordinator following four years as a logistics manager at Anisa International. She began her career as an intern with Schroder PR in Atlanta.