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Economic Corrections and Relaunches
I keep hearing this term lately, "Economic Correction", and all I can think is that it doesn’t matter how much honey you spread on liver – it’s still going to taste pretty bad. All jokes aside, a true CEO would celebrate a recession as a time of opportunity, not as a time to roll over [...]
Continue reading...I’m Getting Closer!
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
For most people, purchasing a template for your site saves money through reducing programming and graphic arts costs. For a developer, it may save money if you don’t do the artwork yourself, as you save yourself from having to pay an artist, but it ends up costly in terms of changing an already-designed theme around. When I [...]
Continue reading...Bad Habits
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
I’ve been going through a lot of life changes recently, and this state of flux has created some bad habits for me. I get like this when my life gets too busy or I have a lot of projects going on that are particularly draining. So what do you do when this happens? I’ve basically come [...]
Continue reading...Kudos to … Alltop and Me!
Monday, March 10, 2008
I just wanted to say a quick bit about Alltop Small Business. I’ve been using it as a home page for about a month now and it’s been really useful so far. Alltop is a collection of stories from "all the top" sites on the web in a single-page aggregation. (They have other categories at [...]
Continue reading...A True "Lifestyle Business"
Monday, March 10, 2008
I started this post on February 19th. That’s right—nearly a month ago. The irony in that is that the very things I was talking about, such as focusing on your life plan and having a lifestyle business, happened to me. My daughter, the light of my life, got a serious respiratory illness and I had [...]
Continue reading...Marketing your Website, A Podcast Series
Thursday, February 21, 2008
The fifth podcast in the 5 Steps to Marketing your Website series has been released, and you can listen to it here: Marketing Your Website #5 of 5: Sync Up with Search Engines and Online Tools
Continue reading...Less, Part 3: The E-mail Diet
Sunday, February 17, 2008
I had been using Eudora for my e-mail for a very long time, as it was handed out as part of the computing package at my school, Cornell University. And then a disaster happened: while my mailboxes were compressing, I got an end-of-file error, thereby losing about half of the e-mails in my inbox. I [...]
Continue reading...From 0 to 2000+ Subscribers in 90 Days [link]
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
From 0 to 2000+ Subscribers in 90 DaysLearn strategies on growing your blog subscribers that are also relevant to any website’s traffic.
Continue reading...Carnival of the Capitalists
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Side note: I didn’t get a chance to enter in this week’s CotC nor have I been writing much this week. I have a sick 2-year-old right now, and the world pretty much stops for her. This week’s Carnival of the Capitalists for January 29, 2008 is up at Bizosphere. This week’s host is cehwiedel from [...]
Continue reading...Marketing your Website, A Podcast Series (Part 4)
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
The fourth podcast in the 5 Steps to Marketing your Website series has been released, and you can listen to it here: Marketing your Website #4 of 5: Create Press and Write Articles If you would like to download the podcast directly, you can control-click (or right-click on a PC) this link and save it to your [...]
Continue reading...How Five Years of Blogging Has Changed Me [link]
Friday, January 25, 2008
How Five Years of Blogging Has Changed MeRob May reflects on the experiences and lessons learned from blogging over the years.
Continue reading...How to Use Twitter – Tips for Bloggers [link]
Friday, January 25, 2008
How to Use Twitter – Tips for BloggersThis article can help any business with their Twitter strategy, not just bloggers.
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- Marketing your Website, A Podcast Series
- Less, Part 3: The E-mail Diet
- Marketing your Website, A Podcast Series (Part 4)
- Less, Part 2: Noise
- Marketing your Website, A Podcast Series (Part 3)
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The Top 10 Changes In My Business Thinking
Rob May reflects back on how the past 5 years have changed his business thinking.From 0 to 2000+ Subscribers in 90 Days
Learn strategies on growing your blog subscribers that are also relevant to any website’s traffic.How Five Years of Blogging Has Changed Me
Rob May reflects on the experiences and lessons learned from blogging over the years.How to Use Twitter – Tips for Bloggers
This article can help any business with their Twitter strategy, not just bloggers.Bad, Bad Business Blogging Practices – The Short List
What not to do with your business blog.Death to Procrastination: Use the 4-day win to get your goals moving
Martha Beck thinks you can get anything done if you can break it down into a 4-day action plan.Ten Laws for Better E-mail
E-mail netiquette is often forgotten in the business world, and it can lead to a lot of trouble. Here’s a reminder on the dos and don’ts.How to Get 1,100 Subscribers in Five Days
Using one established product is a technique you can use in any business, blogging or otherwise.Is Social Networking Really Anti-Social?
Rob May debates whether social networking really is socializing—or if it’s just an excuse to never leave your house.Trust on Social Networks
Social media builds networks, but does it build trust?- The Complete Links List
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