When I’m busy, one of my favorite things to do is to bring out some old (but great) content and let it make the rounds again. After all, I worked hard on creating that content and if my readers responded well to it, it’s worth giving it that extra push. For example, if I’m about to go camping for a week and I run out
Last time we talked about drumming up some business in summer and I encouraged you to think about what’s on the mind of your customers to create your summer marketing plan. Well, today’s post goes perfectly with that. Holidays and observances are a great way to tap into what’s happening in your customers’ lives. Some holidays are widely celebrated and some observances are a bit
Summer should be about enjoying yourself, getting outside and hopefully getting away from it all. Of course, most of us don’t have the luxury of avoiding work all summer long. Sometimes, we’ve got to roll up our sleeves and get busy, but it’s not always easy if you work from home. I’m sure just about any home or Internet business owner can relate. For me,
I wanted to outline an example of using PLR (Private Label Rights) articles for blog posts. This is EXACTLY what I did and how I did it – so that you can see what you can do with this type of bundle. Recently I sent a notice to my subscribers about a guest blog post bundle. As you know, I rarely promote anything I don’t
This summer is going to be a busy one for me, so I’ve enlisted the help of Amy Sommers to help out a bit. She’s got a ton of ideas for your business this summer. Whether you want to take a vacation or rev up your sales, she’s got you covered. I hope you’ll enjoy her posts…I know I will. Without further ado, meet Amy!
Have you ever clicked on a link in an email – on your way out of the office? You really wanted to see what was on the other side of the click, even though you KNEW you didn’t have time to read the page or watch the video. What about email…have you checked your email quickly, even though you were on your way to a
It happened again today. I started the morning in a great mood. Had just watered the plants, fed the birds and squirrels and finished breakfast. Then I checked my email. The orders sorted themselves immediately into the order box with that wonderful sound of cha-ching. The group emails sorted themselves into the appropriate folders for later reading. Of the 50 messages that showed up in
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