Lisa Sicard

I’m Lisa Sicard, founder of Inspire To Thrive. Small Biz Tipster is my dedicated space for straightforward, no-nonsense tips that help small business owners grow smarter and faster. Voted in the Top 100 Small Business Blogs by Feedspot for 2025 and 2026, and with over 30 years of hands-on digital marketing experience, I share simple strategies here so you can save time on social media, attract more customers, and focus on what you love — running your business. Through Inspire To Thrive, I also provide social media management, training, and consultations.

a calculator and money to get your company's finances in order

How To Get Your Company’s Finances In Order

Last year, the number of companies going bust reached an all-time high, according to a report from the BBC. There are many potential reasons to get your company’s finances in order to ensure sustainability and growth: Business Owners Finances Fortunately, business owners can protect themselves from this fate by diligently reorganizing their company’s finances. This […]

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Why Customizing How You Work Matters More Than You Think

When most people hear “customization,” they immediately think of personalized products or tailor-made services. That kind of customization is powerful; it helps businesses stand out and deliver more value to customers. But what if the real secret to success isn’t just about what you sell, but how you are customizing how you work? For small

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Before Breaking Ground, Ensure Your Construction Site Has 6 Essentials

Beginning any construction site project is always exciting, but before getting lost in its plans and designs, there are key steps you should take before starting to build. No one wants delays, safety hazards, or compliance issues on their hands when starting construction. Understanding what your site needs before any dirt has been moved can

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