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Suzanne Robertson

Suzanne Robertson

About


Suzanne Robertson is a writer and editor based in Southern California. As a child, her father founded a law firm, allowing her to experience first hand the roller coaster ride of entrepreneurship while developing a deep respect for small business owners. Suzanne writes content specifically tailored to hard-working business owners and enjoys interviewing SmartBiz customers to learn about their journey. Suzanne always looks forward to spending time with her husband, two teenage daughters, and their rescue pup, Elvis Pawsley.


Background


Suzanne has worked as a writer and community manager for large brands, including WebMD, Disney Publishing Worldwide, iHeartMedia, and the Gannett/USA Today Network. She joined the marketing team of SmartBiz Loans in 2015 as the Senior Social Media and Marketing Content Writer. Her areas of expertise include small business financing options, small business operations, employee management, small business marketing, and more topics to help entrepreneurs improve their enterprise.


Education


Suzanne earned a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Oklahoma State University. She completed internships for the U.S. Senate in Washington, DC, ABC affiliate KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City, and for NBC’s Late Night with David Letterman in New York before moving to Los Angeles. Qualified writers with a fintech background are welcomed to submit guest blog posts for consideration.

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Posts By Suzanne Robertson

April 25, 2022

5 Ways to Invest in Your Employees and Why You Should

Planning and investing is an essential and indispensable part of any... Read More
April 21, 2022

How to Fund Your Small Business: Seven Key Options to Consider

If you need to make a major investment for your business, you shouldn’t... Read More
April 21, 2022

How to Fund Your Small Business: Seven Key Options to Consider

If you need to make a major investment for your business, you shouldn’t... Read More
April 18, 2022

How to Build a Large, Stable Team as A Small Business Owner

Seeing growth is exciting for any small business owner, but deciding to... Read More
April 13, 2022

AmsedBK Designs Business Story

The SmartBiz Loans team is hard at work helping small business owners... Read More
April 12, 2022

7 Small Business Trends in 2022: Here's What You Should Know

If you’re weary of the word “unprecedented”, you’re probably not alone.... Read More
April 10, 2022

Business Line of Credit

If you’re in need of access to money “on demand”, you may want to... Read More
April 03, 2022

What is Working Capital? Definition and Key Information

Working capital is the lifeblood of any small business. SmartBiz... Read More
April 03, 2022

April is Stress Awareness Month: How Small Business Owners Can Observe

Wow. The world is experiencing crazy times. 2020, 2021, and now 2022... Read More

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