Jamie Johnson

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About Jamie

Jamie Johnson is a Kansas City-based freelance writer who specializes in writing about small business and finance. In additional to writing for CO, she currently writes for clients like Business.com, Quicken Loans, and Business Insider.

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Low-Cost Ways to Retain Employees When You're On a Budget

You can improve your company’s employee retention rates, even if you don’t have a lot to spend.

New Trending Terms Every Small Business Should Know

Understanding the current trends helps small businesses stay relevant and meet changing customer demands. Here are five trending terms that every small business owner should know.

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How to Write an Effective Job Description

If you want to find the right candidates, you need a compelling job description. Learn how to write a job description that stands out to potential employees.

Why ‘Blitzscaling’ May Not Be Good for All Startups

Blitzscaling refers to companies that scale quickly to take market share and outpace the competition. Learn why this may not be the best strategy for your startup.

How to Track Your Website Traffic

Measuring your website traffic helps you understand your audience and improve your marketing strategies.

What Is a Skip-Level Meeting, And How Can It Help Your Business?

A skip-level meeting is a great way to gather feedback and hear from employees you might not interact with otherwise.

Digital Tools Small Businesses Can Use to Improve Customer Service

These six digital tools will help you provide better service and build customer loyalty.

Resources For Family-Owned Businesses

These seven resources help family-owned businesses with conflict resolution, succession planning, and financial management.

API Integrations You Can Use to Grow Your Small Business

These five API integrations allow you to accept payments, grow your email list, and attract new customers to your business.

What Are APIs and How Do They Work?

Every business can benefit from understanding APIs and how they work. Here’s what you need to know.