Archive for the 'Business' Tag

Freelance Folders telles us to Pay Attention! Attention to Details Will Set Your Business Apart.
WOWNDADI writes about The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Pitchers.
Moolanomy has a post titled Seven Traits of Successful People.
Freelance Switch has a post with 18 Travel Tips for International Freelancers.
Mary Jaksch from Goodlife Zen has a guest post at ProBlogger with [...]

Frelance Folders lists 20 Must-Read Blogs For Freelance Writers.
Lisa Spahr has a post about Don’t Volunteer Your Business Away.
DailyWritingTips gives us Useful Stock Phrases for Your Business Emails.
Freelance Folders lists 10 Things To Keep In Mind When Starting Out As A Freelancer.
Daily Blog Tips brings up an interesting discussion - Does a Degree Improve Your [...]

ProBlogger has a post about SparkplugU - Training for Work at Home Workers. It is about SparkplugU and their courses plus their newsletter and a free e-book.
Their courses are reasonably priced and there are some that interest me, like Introduction to Starting a Blog Network with Wendy Piersall & Easton Ellsworth.
The SparkplugU Internet Business Guide [...]

I use hosted WordPress for my blogs and also as a CMS for my coaching business at Key Coaching. When using WordPress as a CMS (content management system) the emphasis is on using pages, not blog posts.
Since I find WordPress easy to work with and also tweak themes myself I wanted to use Wordpress for [...]

Skellie is a solid writer with great content, over at AnyWired she has created a series of posts titled A Practical Guide to Earning Six Figures.
The first post is Changing Your Mind and I love the post intro:
How to have the freedom and flexibility to live the life you want.
This first post covers ‘Deconstructing six [...]

Seth Godin has a really interesting post about Five easy pieces:
Never mind the “P”s. Marketing has five elements: Data, Stories, Products (services), Interactions and Connection.
The “P”s are the standard four P’s (Product, Pricing, Promotion and Place) of marketing.
Seth Godin has created a new approach, five easy pieces, and describes how they work together. Data and [...]

Bootstrapping means starting a business without external investors or debt finance. Seth Godin has written a book about this. Over at ChangeThis is a version available as ebook, The Bootstrapper’s Bible. I have re-read my copy and in the book is a great explanation of entrepreneur and freelancer.
A freelancer sells her talents. While she may [...]

Chris Garrett writes about Attracting Customers Without Selling and Overcoming Sales Objections the Easy Way.
Freelance Folders writes about 5 Kick-Ass Tips To Build A Strong Rapport With Your Clients

Networking is valuable but not always easy. Here are some links that can help you improve and sharpen your skills.
Over at TheChangeBlog is a great post about How to Sharpen Your Networking Skills.
Jonathan Mead has 10 Tips for Effective Networking.
wakeuplater writes about 5 Mindsets to Reshape Your Networking. I like this part:
Instead of fitting [...]

At Put Things Off is a great article about Think Different – Buy a Bigger Envelope! which is about how to consider whether you really need a Macbook Air or any other new shiny thing.
This post gives 5 easy rules to help you discover whether you really need new kit, or if you’d just be [...]

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