photo credit: Orin Optiglot When working online with the public, being nice and professional is very important, and sometimes slightly difficult as the tone of “typing” is different from that of “talking” in person and can often times be read the wrong way. Below are a handful of tips on being professional and nice […]
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Like it has for many entrepreneurs, a major event caused Delida Costin to reconsider her course in life. So she started her own private law practice. She has not only done that and then some, she is now sharing her knowledge with others as the Starting Your Own Business Examiner for examiner.com. To get her
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photo credit: Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com Breitbart has an important story about the rise of the Frugal Mommy Bloggers today. The recession is clearly fueling the popularity of mother-oriented blogs that focus on penny pinching. But it’s difficult to estimate how many there are because many female bloggers who used to limit themselves to such areas
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photo credit: juanpol Many business owners who have a blog that supports their business finds that at times their blog is not exactly up to par or is found to be lacking excitement, information, better topics, traffic and more. CopyBlogger recently posted an article on two resources that are sure to dramatically turn your blog
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ABC News: Mommy blogger Colleen Padilla never imagined that her opinions would become so coveted by other parents that corporations would come knocking on her door, requesting that she review their products and tout them in the blogosphere. She launched her blog, Classymommy.com, as a way to chronicle her life as a new mom but
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arstechnica: The proliferation of widespread Internet access has enabled everyone and their dog to start a website, but not every one is filled with what some of us would describe as “credible” information. That’s why some researchers are attempting to create software that can analyze Web content and automatically rank it to help out those
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photo credit: Misterteacher If you rely on blogging as part of your marketing strategy, then there are a few must have blogs that you should be including on your business website immediately as suggested in an article on Entrepreneur.com. â—Come up with an insightful question for your readers/customers to answer by posting their comments. â—Write a
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The New York Times: After Duncan Birmingham, a comedy screenwriter in Los Angeles, got one too many holiday cards featuring miserable-looking pets wearing fake reindeer antlers, he realized the photos were great material for a blog. Birmingham started Pets Who Want to Kill Themselves in early January, uploaded the first entry and asked readers to
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photo credit: cliff1066 According to Work at Home Chuck, the FTC planning to monitor bloggers: Supposedly this would only mean that bloggers would have to be identified as “paid endorsers”. Does that mean people who receive free samples of books to review have are “paid”? Will it relate to affiliate links? Will Google’s AdSsense have
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tallahassee.com: Ashley Nuzzo, or to her virtual following, the “Frugal Coupon Mom,” is a teacher turned stay-at-home mom who wanted to save money after her family decided to live off one income. Nuzzo, 27, has become an expert at stretching pennies and has been recognized on the Dr. Phil show and in U.S. News and
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