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Phil Simon is no stranger to book publishing. With two books already published and doing well, he found himself unwilling to go the traditional publishing route with his third book, “The New Small“. “It all really boils down to controlling your own book’s destiny.” “It all really boils down to controlling your own book’s destiny,” […]
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If you’re an offline or, “brick-and-mortar” business, I hope you’ve taken advantage of the enhanced marketing opportunities and tools found online this holiday season. If you have, the links below lead to helpful information to take your efforts further and make them more effective. If not, the links below may help inspire you to start […]
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In my 15+ years online, I’ve consumed a lot of information products. From ebooks to courses to membership sites and more, I’ve seen ’em come and go. Today, there are probably more information products being offered online than ever before, with a greater number sure to come (if the growth in information products aimed at […]
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We first met Jolene Loetscher when she served as one of our marketing and PR pros in the post, “5 Successful Marketers Reveal Their Favorite Public Relations Tools“. While interviewing Jolene for that post, we got to talking about the side business that she and her husband Nate run, DooGooders, a pet waste removal company. […]
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This is the first-ever “What’s In Your Toolbox?” post. Thanks to Linda M. Lopeke for being the first! Every year, 43% of computer users lose their music, photos, documents, and more. I do not want to be one of them. And neither do you. My Cannot-Live-Without-It-Tool For this reason, my cannot-live-without-it tool is an online […]
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One of the least expensive items to sell online is your expertise. You already have have it, there are likely folks who want it and, perhaps most importantly, you have a great way to deliver it via the Internet. Or do you? Delivery of expertise online, especially if you want to get paid for it, […]
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I’ve always enjoyed using transitional times such as birthdays, anniversaries and holidays as spots to stop and reflect. New Years is an especially reflective time for me. It may be cliche’, but I find myself getting caught up in evaluating my experiences from the previous year and in setting goals for the coming one. 2010 […]
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