Social media sites are great outlets for generating leads and commonfig comes in to play by taking leads and converting them into dollars. It is designed not to take the place of sites like facebook but to compliment them and work better together with them. The real value is in engagement and commonfig is designed [...]
Who commonfig’s Ideal Client Is
It is not just about making money for yourself. A key component in the commonfig vision is to give back to the community. The ideal client for commonfig is one that is interested in bettering themselves but is also in business for the betterment of the community. Please visit our other blog posts for information [...]
The Hardest Part of Starting commonfig.com
The most difficult part of creating commonfig was to visualize a platform that is useful. Initially the idea was to create a platform to better serve business and clients. We had to think about what professionals and seekers, business and clients, would want to see and also find tools that would be of value to [...]
commonfig Emphasizes Building Relationships
The emphasis is not on volume but more so on the amount of quality relationships we can evolve on this journey. The most important achievement for commonfig is to bring together seekers and professionals so that they may grow and thrive together. commonfig wants each to develop a symbiotic relationship with one another. Please visit our other [...]
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Melodie Licht: Planting the Seeds.... excellent article with many...
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