Guest author and fabulous business/life coach Christine Kane clues us all in on the top ten mistakes solo entrepreneurs make in starting and running their businesses. Bonus: some commentary from Sheryl, the TIS Muse-in-Chief.
Guest author and fabulous business/life coach Christine Kane clues us all in on the top ten mistakes solo entrepreneurs make in starting and running their businesses. Bonus: some commentary from Sheryl, the TIS Muse-in-Chief.
Fresh off the blogosphere, a hand-picked bouquet of juicy nuggets of wisdom for the savvy solo-preneur, for the week ending December 20, 2009.
It’s here, at long last, and I have to admit — I’m really proud to announce that Res Ipsa Tweet: The Twitter Book for Lawyers is now officially on sale for $47 (introductory rate only)$7. Money back guarantee — immediate download — how can you go wrong?
Sure, we love paying clients who want us to help them create awesome marketing plans or teach them how to use social media. But we also kinda secretly (OK, not so secretly anymore) dig and respect the heck out of you solo DIYers. You guys are awesome. Here are some great tips from Colleen Wainwright, world-famous Communicatrix, on how to come up with the plan that’s authentically, genius-ly you.
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Now that you know all about RSS and feed readers, it's time to bulk up with some excellent feeds. None more worthy, in my opinion, than Sparkplug. Right now, go here and leave a comment or subscribe to the feed and you'll be entered into a contest for a freebie receipt scanner, worth ...
I'm veering off the law path with this one but I think there's a story here for solo lawyers, too. So, I paint. A little and not well, but I enjoy it a lot. I haven't done it in awhile though, and my supplies were nonexistent. So I shopped around online for a new source. ...
Well, it's here, and I totally forgot about it. Why? I've been playing around with Twitter and all the myriad ways it can impact blogs, websites, social media activities, relationships, and best of all, your business. What does that have to do with RSS? Plenty, as it turns out. Some Closing Thoughts on RSS I sort ...