One of the people I have learned the most from in the last 4 or 5 years as I’ve built my company is Alexandria Brown. On Thursday evening, March 5th, she is hosting a free teleseminar (that I wouldn’t miss) entitled “How to Create Your OWN Strong Economy This Year…with Online Information Marketing.” You can [...]
Tags: Alexandria Brown, business, economy, entrepreneur
Small business owners, entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants, speakers, and of course, authors, know that we need to get our writing out on the internet and in print where people can find us. And a wonderful way to learn more about how to do just that is to be part of the 30 Articles in Just 30 [...]
Recent Life of E’s Email Extravaganza question: How much of your website do you do yourself and how much must you have done by your webmaster? You are constantly creating new products and ideas and adding them to your website, your shopping cart, etc. Are you able to do this yourself or must you have [...]
Tags: Adobe Contribute, blog, VSource, webmaster, website
When you are getting started in business – and as you continue to build your business, you’ll be using plenty of postage. You’ll send direct mail pieces, marketing pieces, correspondence, and the like. You may wonder what your options are for postage (and note, these options apply for those mailing from the U.S., although I’m [...]
Tags: mailing, Pitney Bowes machine, postage, postage options
Click here for notes from a recent phone in feedback (in a Word document) or you can read the information below. Gini has carefully captured the notes and ideas from the most recent call in time for everyone to access. You’ll want to access the next phone-in time, which she references – and be part [...]
Tags: 30 Articles in Just 30 Days, articles, Gini Cunningham, writing
Thanks to Jenny Hamby for this article – and for giving me permission to publish it. It’s definitely worth reading if you’ve been considering purchasing an email ‘mailing’ list. If you’ve been tempted to buy an email list that offers unlimited use for a one-time price … or if you view networking functions as a great way to collect [...]
Tags: email, Jenny Hamby, junk mail, market, Marketing, spam, spammer
Several years ago, I wanted to make a list of words that I could use in a workshop I was doing for teachers – a list from which they could choose words that described them. Well, at first I had about 50 words and then it kept growing and growing and growing. I took on [...]
Tags: descriptors
Gina Hiatt, founder of The Academic Ladder, graciously agreed to let me share this article with you (and you can subscribe to her newsletter, as well as access a multitude of ideas and programs by going to her main site: http://academicladder.com It is rich with resources. Thanks, Gina!! ————— Toxic Environments – 7 Steps to [...]
Tags: A.G. Miller, Gina Hiatt, toxic environments, writing
E-Workshop: Your Boss is NOT Your Mother Anytime, Anyplace (You Download It) Are you tired of all of the drama, stress, and conflict making your life difficult at work? What many people may not realize is that we have a tendency to replicate unhealthy family coping patterns when confronted with workplace stress. In this eWorkshop, [...]
Tags: boss, family patterns, mother, work environment, workplace
During tonight’s Life of E’s call-in, we had quite the discussion about the fact that many of us are not taking care of ourselves. So, I challenged everyone (me included) to do at least one thing that is just for us (not for anyone else) in the next week. And, we’d like to know what [...]
Tags: care, caring for yourself, self care, self-committment
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