Black Entrepreneur Blueprint 482 – Jay Jones – Finding Purpose While Finding Profit
On today’s Black Entrepreneur Blueprint podcast episode # 482 Jay discusses the delicate intersection of purpose and profit. Join Jay as he delves into the
On today’s Black Entrepreneur Blueprint podcast episode # 482 Jay discusses the delicate intersection of purpose and profit. Join Jay as he delves into the

In this thought-provoking episode, Jay delves deep into the entrepreneur’s dilemma: ‘Is It Time To Pivot Or Quit?’ Join Jay on today’s Black Entrepreneur Blueprint

With the uncertain economic times, the quest for financial freedom has never been more crucial. The era of relying solely on a single income source

One of the biggest reasons businesses fail or don’t reach their maximum potential is that many entrepreneurs have not mastered the art of messaging, specifically

As a serial entrepreneur and business coach for twenty-five plus years, the number one question Jay gets is “What business should I start?” On today’s

As a Black entrepreneur do you want to market your business as a Black-owned business, or do you hide the fact that you are a

In any successful entrepreneurial endeavor, there comes a time when you have to go to places and do things that you’ve never done before. As

Qualified leads are the lifeblood of all businesses. Without a steady stream of qualified leads, your business is destined to fail. Join Jay on his

Black consumer buying power is projected to reach $1.8 trillion dollars by 2024 but only two cents of every dollar is spent with Black-owned businesses.

In 1954 Johnson Publishing Company, publishers of Ebony and Jet magazines produced a short film to encourage advertisers to sell their products or services to
There’s a big difference between knowing what to do and actually knowing how to do it—and that difference could be costing you customers, revenue, and
One of the biggest marketing mistakes entrepreneurs make is trying to sell to everybody. The fear is that narrowing your audience means losing potential customers—but
Building a business is hard enough when everything goes right. You need a killer product, a hungry market, solid execution—and maybe a little luck. But