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From Solo to Streamlined: CRM Tips for Entrepreneurs

From Solo to Streamlined: CRM Tips for Entrepreneurs

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In this episode, I’m joined by my friend Tanesha Halstead, founder of Virtually Centered Solutions, a consulting business dedicated to helping entrepreneurs streamline operations with strategic virtual support. Tanesha is the homegirl who makes tech feel less intimidating. She shares why every solopreneur needs a CRM, budget-friendly ways to start automating your business today, and her journey of balancing solopreneurship and motherhood.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

  • Why every solopreneur—no matter the stage—needs a CRM
  • Simple, cost-effective ways to start automating your business
  • How to avoid the “shiny object” trap with tech tools
  • The three essential tools every entrepreneur should have
  • Why simplicity always wins when it comes to systems

Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode:

  • Free Business Automation Checklist:
    virtuallycenteredsolutions.com/business-automation-checklist
  • Learn more about Virtually Centered Solutions: virtuallycenteredsolutions.com

Connect with Tanesha Halstead:

  • Website: virtuallycenteredsolutions.com
  • YouTube: Virtually Centered Solutions

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