Emily Lund

Co-founder and Managing Editor of Businessing Magazine. Content Strategist and multi-function copywriter at Modmacro℠, specializing in marketing communications for small businesses and non-profits.

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Think Again with Dave Miles of VitalChurch Ministry

September 8, 2021

This interview is part of the “Think Again” series, in which Businessing Magazine talks to small business owners and nonprofit leaders about how their organizations have evolved and how things don't always go as originally expected. In this interview, we asked Dave Miles of VitalChurch Ministry …

Think Again with Mitch Goodz of Good Sounds

September 8, 2021

This interview is part of the “Think Again” series, in which Businessing Magazine talks to small business owners about how their businesses have evolved and how things don't always go as originally expected. In this interview, we asked Mitch Goodz of Good Sounds in Newport Beach, California about …

How BM Windows, a San Diego Replacement Window Company, Uses Yelp Reviews to Their Advantage

June 11, 2021

Customer review websites, such as Yelp, can really make or break a small business. One scathing review can completely damage a company’s reputation, especially if that review shows up in the early days of the company. On the other hand, a string of positive reviews can give a new small business a …

Making the Complex Simple: The Key to This San Jose Replacement Window Company’s Success

June 4, 2021

There are many ways to be successful in business. You could offer a product or service that is more innovative than anything else available. You could offer your customers prices that are the lowest on the market. Or you could provide service that goes above and beyond that of your competitors. This …

How Knockout Pest Control in Temecula Beats Out the Big Guys

April 26, 2021

In almost every industry, small business owners find themselves competing with the “big guys.” The big guys are the well-known brands that offer similar products and services to your small business, but are much larger, often national, companies. They have large marketing departments and budgets …