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Introduction
About Me
Jennifer Post brings a decade of expertise to her role as a trusted advisor for small business owners. With a strong foundation in marketing, funding, human resources and more, she teaches entrepreneurs about the software and tools necessary for launching and scaling successful ventures. From email marketing platforms to CRM systems, she ensures businesses have the technological edge they need to thrive while also sharing best practices for everyday operations.
At business.com, Post provides guidance on tools ranging from credit card imprinters to Microsoft Word to dual monitors, in addition to covering topics related to business leadership, performance and workplace culture.
Post’s recent focus on risk management and insurance underscores her commitment to equipping business owners with the services needed to safeguard their businesses for long-term success. Her advice has appeared in Fundera, The Motley Fool and HowStuffWorks.
Experience
RIMS (Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc.)
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Editor
May 2023
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Present
Health and Wellness Writer
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Giddy
July 2021
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Present
SEO Food Writer
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MasterClass
July 2021
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August 2022
Freelance Writer
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The Motley Fool
November 2020
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February 2021
Writer
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Fundera
July 2020
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October 2020
Contributor
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Muck Rack
February 2018
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January 2020
Freelance Writer
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HowStuffWorks
December 2018
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July 2019
Education
Rowan University
Degree:
BAField of Study:
JournalismJennifer's Activity
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Would You Hire Someone Who Didn’t Go to College? Is having a higher education essential to being a good employee? Not necessarily. Here is what hiring managers should consider.
Updated October 04, 2024
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What Is a Credit Card Imprinter? Credit card imprinters used to be a popular tool for small businesses. As they have fallen out of favor for many, learn if they're still a fit for you.
Updated February 28, 2024
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The Risks Associated With a Personal Guarantee Many small business loans require the business owner to sign a personal guarantee. Learn about the risks of personally guaranteeing a loan.
Updated February 12, 2024
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The Best Business Uses of Microsoft Word Microsoft Word lets you share documents, create templates, and collaborate with your team. Learn about the other business uses for Microsoft Word.
Updated October 18, 2024
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Corporate Wellness Programs: Health Benefits With Some Legal Risks Corporate wellness programs are company-led initiatives to improve or maintain employee health and well-being. Learn the benefits and risks involved.
Updated March 18, 2024
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Time Crunch: An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Prioritizing Your Tasks Entrepreneurs often find themselves overburdened with tasks. Learn how to allocate your time and prioritize your tasks.
Updated May 15, 2024
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Back to Black: How to Combat a Decline in Sales How do you combat declines in sales when the economy is to blame? See how one business turned its sales around in two years.
Updated October 30, 2024
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Break Free From Performance Management Shackles: Companies That Are Paving the Way Performance management methods, including performance reviews, no longer benefit businesses. Learn alternative methods from companies paving the way.
Updated February 14, 2024
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Are Piercings and Tattoos in the Workplace Still Taboo? With the changing workplace norms, do tattoos and piercings still hinder a career? Here's what you need to consider before getting piercings or tattoos.
Updated May 07, 2024
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Best Customer Tracking Methods for Your Small Business Customer tracking helps companies understand who's buying their products and why. Learn what you should track and which customer tracking methods are best.
Updated November 01, 2023
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What Are Email Open Rates? You should pay close attention to your email open rates. Here is how to calculate your open rate and improve it.
Updated November 02, 2023
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Creating an Employee-Centric Company Culture Will Not Be the Death of Your Business An employee-centric company culture prioritizes employee input and helps your team feel respected. Learn how to implement an employee-centric work culture.
Updated December 14, 2023
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The Pros and Cons of Virtual Offices Virtual offices haven’t lost their popularity but do they have more cons than pros at this point? Here is what you need to consider.
Updated October 29, 2024
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What Is Opt-in Email Marketing? Opt-in email marketing helps reach prospects who have already shown interest in your products or services and are more likely to buy. Learn how it works.
Updated February 02, 2024
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How Dual Monitors Can Save You Time and Money With a dual-monitor workspace, you can boost your productivity and accomplish tasks in less time. Learn how to add a second monitor.
Updated May 03, 2024
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The Best Time of the Year to Take Vacation Don't waste your time off. Plan to make the most of your vacation without leaving a disaster at work.
Updated October 15, 2024
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Can Managers Become Leaders? Managers plan and carry out organizational activities, but their role demands leadership. Here are five ways managers can become great leaders.
Updated January 30, 2024
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Collaboration Improves Workplace Performance. Here’s How to Encourage It Make your workers more productive and engaged by promoting a collaborative workplace – here's how.
Updated May 16, 2024
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How Businesses Can Support Other Local Small Businesses You've asked your customers to buy local and you should too. Here's why your local B2B purchases have a positive ripple effect on the SMB community.
Updated January 30, 2024
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What Do Millennials Want in a Modern Leader? Millennials comprise a significant portion of today's workforce. Learn the modern leadership styles they value and the traits of millennial leaders.
Updated April 10, 2024