I just answered a question this morning from a Life of E’s member (today is one of our *E*mail *E*xtravaganzas) and she had written in about my recent recommendation I’d sent her about Tom Antion’s ecourse on WordPress wanting to know more about what she would learn and why I had bought it. Here’s my [...]
I receive design tips from Pamela Wilson (who provides GREAT information). This morning, after receiving her tips, I asked if she would allow me to post part of it on the blog and she said, yes! Note the link to the special report: Ten Design Mistakes at the bottom of the post. It’s VERY helpful [...]
Here’s my response to this Life of E’s question:
I need to contract with a website team. What are the interviewing questions I need to consider?
Karyn Greenstreet had a great article recently…and here’s a link:
http://www.passionforbusiness.com/blog/who-owns-your-website/
Here is an excellent article about 10 Questions to Ask:
http://ezinearticles.com/?10-Questions-To-Ask-Your-Prospective-Web-Designer&id=548109
I agree with every single one of the ones she’s suggested here.
You need [...]
Tags: interview, Karyn Greenstreet, website, website designers, website management
Meggin recommends: Become a Blogging Maniac with Bea Fields. This course begins on August 10th.
I have taken this and other educational programs from Bea Fields and she provides useful information, presented in an easily digestible manner! I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn more about blogging (and other internet-related topics; I learned [...]
Tags: Bea Fields, blog, blogging, blogs, WordPress
Holy Moly…you have to check this out:
www.RackandWrite.com
I learned about this in the WordPress class I’m taking from Bea Fields (Become a Blogging Maniac). And that was only on the first day. She has a wealth of information on her site.
I recently heard Rich Brooks speak at the NAPO Conference and he was EXCELLENT. I subscribed to his newsletters and now have access to a number of his special free reports. I suggest you also go to http://www.flyte.biz/ where you can sign up and access free articles, reports, etc. – including one on “10 Questions to [...]
Tags: Rich Brooks, social media, time, website
Guest Blog Post: Recognizing Good Web Copy and Creating Your Own (from Kelly J. Eveleth, after listening to MichelePW’s teleseminar).
One thing I have noticed is how some web sites, blogs, and articles have a greater influence on me – the consumer of written language. As we have such short attention spans when it comes [...]
Tags: benefits, copy, guarantee, headlines, MichelePW, powerful writing, promotions, writing
I really like David Pogue’s tips and ideas, and this was in his column awhile back and I’ve been saving and am now finally posting…There were a bunch of these I knew and a bunch that I didn’t. Probably will be true for you, too.
http://www.nytimes.com/indexes/2008/10/02/technology/circuitsemail/index.html?8cir&emc=cir
If we could all learn one new tip each week, it would increase our [...]
Tags: David Pogue, New York Times, technology, tips
The teleseminar on how to get everything done so you can offer a teleseminar in 4-6 weeks is tomorrow! If you haven’t yet signed up (and you’ll receive the recording even if you can’t be there live) is http://meggin.com/CountdowntoaTeleseminar.php
I have this PACKED with information and am looking forward to teaching it and then seeing all [...]
Tags: checklist, Meggin McIntosh, teleseminars
This is on my mind today because, thankfully, yesterday when my computer started acting pretty weird, I backed up all my documents onto an external hard drive. I do it fairly regularly, but hadn’t for a few days.
And today, my main computer appears to be ’sick,’ as in infected…and so I have it turned completely [...]
Tags: back up, crash, hard drive, laptop, wireless
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