The Wall Street Journal: Can mommy bloggers become mommy tweeters? A new microblogging site targeting moms and modeled after Twitter launched Friday. Rachael Herrscher, a 31-year-old mother of three, has added the abbreviated commenting feature to her site Today’s Mama. Ms. Herrscher is not the first to rip off the idea of Twitter. The more […]
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MiamiHerald.com: Think you’re on the verge of the next great invention? Marla Brock had that feeling, too. Brock, a Miami mom and lawyer, founded a successful website for family travel. She now plans to share tips with other innovative moms and dads at a new program to support parent entrepreneurs called MOMentum. ”The idea is
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photo credit: dan taylor In business, many people tend to rely on third party services and people to help them get the word out about their business or website. Sometimes this does prove to be a great benefit for the company, however, all too often the third party never follow’s through with helping you out.
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Highlands Ranch: A unique group has banded together to support and assist each other. Mommy Meeting is an organization that allows mom-owned businesses to benefit from networking meetings, workshops, retreats and other gatherings such as the Momporium Event scheduled for Saturday, March 28 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Aspen Grove Shopping Center.
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photo credit: alpha du centaure Social networking is kind of like building a house, you need a good frame base to start on. Plans drawn up as to where you want your business to go and what you want it to ultimately achieve. Once you have a good solid frame started, you need to consider
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Deseret News: In the background, you can hear a little voice shouting for attention: “Mom, turn on my music!” “Can you hold on a second?” asks Kelly King Anderson. There’s a pause in conversation as she sets down the phone and asks her daughter to be patient while she finishes talking to a reporter. Seconds
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Killer Startups: A visit to Smarta.com is the order of the day for entrepreneurs who wish to share knowledge online and meet individuals that are in a similar position. In addition to standing as a platform where questions and answers can be posted, this new network makes for the creation of profiles and groups. Of
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USA TODAY: Where everyone else sees economic gloom and doom, Reid Hoffman sees opportunity. As the freshly minted CEO of LinkedIn (and its founder), he is shepherding a moneymaking tech company in battered Silicon Valley. And he anticipates more growth next year. That is no small achievement. The social-networking site, which lets business professionals create
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Bellview Reporter.com: A new networking organization on the Eastside proves once again that women mean business. Eastside Women In Business, a networking community for professional like-minded women to promote and grow their business, exchange leads, share ideas, build relationships, explore opportunities and celebrate camaraderie, hosts monthly lunch networking meetings and mixers. The organization is based
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Seacoastonline.com: Sadly, there just isn’t a Mary Poppins around the corner, waiting to come to you and care for your kiddies. Do not overly fret. There is help. Yes, you can have a “date night” with your husband, even if you don’t have helpful family members nearby just dying to babysit. You can go out
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