Beginners Guide to a Low Carb Lifestyle – PLR Articles
January 19, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Inside The Low-Carb Eating Story: The New Atkins Plan For Weight Loss Success Only 150 Will Ever Be Sold139 of 150 Remaining 7400+ Word Count Order Now and You’ll Receive these Private Label Rights (PLR) Articles: 1. Is A Low-Carb Lifestyle Right For You 2. Debunking The 7 Myths Of Low-Carb Eating 3. The 4 [...]
Making Affiliate Deep Links Available In aMember
January 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment
According to Wikipedia… “Deep Linking is making a hyperlink that points to a specific page or image on a web site instead of the home page” A real live example is in the paragraph above. I just deep linked to Wikipedia so you will land on the exact page explaining this term. You may not even think twice about it when you’re on blogs and other people’s site. You may even be actively doing it because it helps make your content rich and relevant. Deep linking is also good to establish usability. The last thing you want to do when creating content is to frustrate readers and make them search for the page or item you’re referring to. People expect logical continuity when they click on a link. As an affiliate, I always love it when marketers allow me to use deep links to their content and still cookie my referral. It makes me want to talk about that program, their content and link to their stuff everywhere in all types of content I create – videos, blog posts, reports, tools, landing pages etc. In short – deep linking is good for you and your affiliate. Many shopping cart and
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5 Management Tools For An Efficient, Focused And Accomplished Year
January 6, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The beginning of the year is usually a time when organizing, creating systems and finding better ways to stay on top of things are at the forefront of our minds. If you’re looking for new ways to help you jump start your year and hopefully keep it on the right path for the rest of the 11 + months, you might want to give these tools (sans Basecamp) a spin. GQueues I so really need to write a full fledged review of this system. When someone in my Google + circle asked about it, here’s what I shared. “I’ve been using it for a few months I REALLY like it, the simplicity, the ease of adding tasks etc. I held off from upgrading before as it needed one premium account for every person you want to share tasks with but now, you don’t.” While they don’t have a dedicated mobile app, they are accessible online via mobile. Mobile is very very important to me and it does not matter if there is an app or not. Actually, I rather prefer not having dedicated apps. GQueues is also very affordable compared to many other tools in this space. That is definitely
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Client Work vs In-House Projects
January 2, 2012 By Leave a Comment
This is a continuation of a Cross-Blog-Conversation with good friend Kelly McCausey. She wrote a wonderfully insightful post in reply to my last question. Loved it. Kelly – let’s just say I’m very, very glad to know that you do it despite the anxiety and you do allow yourself time to ache over a project that is going bye-bye. Now I won’t feel so bad when I do! Now on to the question she asked me in return it’s actually two parts so let’s tackle the first part: Part One: So many people rely on you for your tech expertise. How are you going to balance helping others with growing your own business projects in the new year? Years ago, very early in my business, I decided I was not taking in new clients. Looking back, I’m not entirely sure why. That’s how inexperienced I was. All in all, it worked out great. I charged enough to keep money coming in but high enough that I didn’t exactly need a gazillion clients who’d take up all my time. This was great because it allowed me time to give the handful of clients full focus when I was working on their
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I’ve Been Nominated for 2012 Tastiest Brand Small Biz
January 2, 2012 By Leave a Comment
What an honor. Just found out I was nominated for 2012 Tastiest Brand Small Biz by Sara Duggan:
Jansma, Staci – http://stacijansma.com/
Sara says:
December 30, 2011 at 12:25 amI enjoy so many small businesses it is difficult for me to choose just one. To narrow down my choices I will concentrate only on the ones I really benefited from in 2011.
I’ll nominate 4 businesses :1. Staci Jansma http://stacijansma.com/ I met Staci in a forum and she has helped me on numerous occasions with tech stuff in regards to WordPress. I had the opportunity to hire her this month and she is just a great person to work with plus she is timely.
2. Syrendell http://www.syrendell.com This business is owned by husband and wife team Rick and Jennifer Tan. When you take a course from them it is like being with an old friend or family member. Very detailed instruction and you can tell they love what they do.
3. Michelle Shaeffer at http://michelleshaeffer.com/ I’ve known Michelle since meeting her on a mothering forum back in 2001. She started out doing webdesign and graphic design and has built a significant business for herself. [and her family] She loves what she does and enjoys teaching others. She’s done a number of projects for me and her customer service skills are top notch.
4. Kelly McCaussey at http://solosmarts.com Kelly has been around the wahm world for a while and it was in 2010 that I really started following her blog. I’ve learned so much from her and can’t recommend her enough to those seeking to really get past the ‘yuck’ out there to the real valuable stuff that will enable a mom to stay at home and earn an income.
Like I said it’s so hard to pick but these four really made an impression on me in 2011.
Thank you again Sara for the nomination.
If you would like to vote for the “2012 Tastiest Brand Small Biz” click here. Voting ends at midnight (Pacific time) on January 31, 2012. You may vote up to 3 times.
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