Since #blog30 has sent so many new readers to my blog I thought it’d be fun to do a post featuring some of what are the most popular posts from the past. If you’ve only recently discovered my blog, here are some of my favorite and most popular articles that you may enjoy:
- 10 Easy Ways to Get More Links to Your Website
- How to Promote Your Business with a Customer Welcome Kit
- Focus: Your Business Needs a Personal Ad
- Bright Ideas to Keep Your Newsletter Interesting and More Bright Ideas
- How to Take a “Sock” Day When You Work From Home
Do you have a favorite article or two from your blog’s “history”? Please share it with me, and my blog readers in the comments! You can also share more than one or two if you’d like (but be aware it’ll get your comment flagged for me to manually approve so you might not see it show up for a little while).
And with this post, I’ve completed both #blog30 and #mini7 challenges. Yay! Stay tuned for more posts from me in July (but maybe not quite 30).
I’m writing this from the airport at 7:03pm. My goal is to be done at 7:13pm and schedule this post. I’ve got 30 minutes until my plane boards and I can complete three small tasks to move my business forward. Here are some ideas:
If you’re serious about building a website that will attract your ideal clients, here are three “deadly sins” you need to be careful to avoid.
One of the most effective ways and low-cost ways to receive publicity for your website is to establish a relationship with the media. Get to know your local news people (both online and offline!). Find niche sites that cater to your target market and make yourself available to them as a resource for expert help (quotes, articles, etc.). And get a media room setup on your website with press releases to share any big news about your business. Your business is more newsworthy than you probably realize!
You want to build your credibility and you want to help people, but need to make a living, too. So how can you share your brilliance (or your products) without “giving away the farm” so to speak?
I’m an avid reader and love recommending books (and other resources) that have been helpful to me in my business. Reading a good business books on a regular basis is a fantastic way to stay creative, grow your knowledge base and move forward with your business.
The brilliant Jeanette Cates (who put together the 30 day blog challenge I’ve been participating in this month) is now sponsoring a mini blog challenge between now and the end of June – 7 posts in 10 days. Come on, give it a try!



















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