Monthly Archives: February 2010
How to Leverage Social Networking for Your Business: Part 3 – Twitter
Today it’s time to talk about how to leverage Twitter social networking for your business. This article is Part 3 in a monthly series I’m writing about effectively utilizing social networking for your business. For the previous installments, check out: … Continue reading
How to Build Followers for Your Website
Even the most well-designed website is useless if nobody sees it. To address this issue, a major focus of Web marketing is to bring people to your site. A reader asked me last week for tips on building followers for … Continue reading
DIY Tax Tips for the Self Employed
When you’re self-employed, doing your taxes becomes a hassle and a chore. We self-employed individuals aren’t like the rest of the world, filing taxes as early as possible so we can get refunds. Most self-employed individuals don’t get refunds at … Continue reading
Manage Your Online Presence to Boost Your Image
The Web is the marketing space of today. TV ads are becoming a thing of the past. Print media is even more outdated, as sad as it is to see print go away. The Web is where you need to … Continue reading
Using Email Newsletters to Reach Your Clients
Using email newsletters to reach your clients is a valuable tool. Whether you’re communicating to internal clients or external clients, newsletters give you an opportunity to explore new initiatives, discuss important issues or reach out and engage your audience. I … Continue reading
Grammar Nazi: How to Get It Right
Invariably, style guides disagree on some grammar specifics. I wrote a post last year about using commas in a series. In researching that post, I discovered that both common usages are correct – depending on the style guide you consult. … Continue reading