As an Internet business coach, I see people making some serious mistakes. Actually “mistakes” is the wrong word. It's more of a serious sabotaging – and it can royally screw up your Internet business.
A lot of people struggle WAY too hard at building an online business. They struggle at finding a product that will sell, getting traffic to the page selling that product, and building a list interested in that topic...
Redefine your definition of work- this is huge in my opinion. So many people grew up in the era ...
We are by nature, creatures of habit. When you look back on your life, and closely examine the things you do it’s a sure bet you will notice quite a few habits...
Everyone should have goals for their business, whether personal or professional. I’m sure you’ve heard the saying that without planning you plan to fail. That said, here are 12 things I think are important goals to set for yourself and your biz. These are 12 things I strive for myself, and feel could be a good fit for you as well. I am sure there are plenty of other important things I’m just not...
So in the last post, Self-Employment: Do You Have What It Takes? I introduced the topic and discussed a bit about what it really takes to be a successful entrepreneur. Now here are 8 traits that many of those who are successfully self-employed share in common… let’s see how you rank. Make sure to leave your comments in the box below and subscribe to my RSS feed to keep up with new posts. 8 Traits...
Sure, self-employment sounds glamorous. You envision working for yourself, ditching the grind of a J.O.B., making oodles of cash, and doing it all in just one day a week! But the reality isn’t quite so glamorous, nor is it achieved in working just one day a week. At least not when you start out at any rate! Unless you’ve had a different experience than me? If so do share! :) The reality is that...
Pass out flyers at your local mall.
3. Place your biz cards under windshield wipers at your local Walmart.
4. Pass out business ‘buttons’ to everyone you meet.
5. Hand out pens to people you meet.
6. Create simple welcome gifts to give to newcomers with your
Your next freelance copywriting client could be worth $1,000 to you. Or it could be worth $10,000 or more. It's up to you. No, it isn't the luck of the draw. No, it isn't about the economy. No it isn't about competition from other freelancers. If you think the value of your next freelance assignment is determined by external factors, you're just making excuses. It is determined by you. Alpha...
’m pretty new to this entrepreneurial stuff. Last August I left my position as the marketing director of an accounting firm and went out of my own to create BBR Marketing, where I provide marketing strategy and services to professional services firms. However, since my company is new, I often find myself perusing freelance writing gigs with the goal of keeping my writing skills sharp and...
Cori (that's me!) is a wildly hire-able freelance writer as well as the creative brains and dubious brawn behind this blog you're reading right now, My Name is Cori, & Salt, Light, and Faith. Oh and you might also call her an author. Visit C.B. Stone Books for more.