Published in July 8th, 2010
The subtitle of the Business of Blogging panel was “Beyond Add Networks” and these guys got my juices flowing with their creative ideas on generating online income via methods other than adds and pay-per-click adds.
Donna Maria Coles Johnson of the Indie Business Blog, Nichelle Stephens of Cupcakes Take the Cake and Navarrow Wright of Global […]
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Published in July 6th, 2010
The funnest and funniest presentation by far this year was given by blogger extraordinaire Scott Hanselman. I don’t know if Scott is a Toastmaster but he definitely knows how to use humor effectively.
These are a few key points from his presentation “32 Ways to Make Your Blog Suck Less” that stood out to me:
People […]
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Published in June 30th, 2010
SEO Crash Course to Get Found
Lee Odden of TopRank Online Marketing was the leader of this class. The homework assignment this time was to “Write a blog article that explains why a marketer would want to include SEO in his or her web marketing”. Since it worked so well for me on the first assignment […]
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Published in June 30th, 2010
Saturdays are the typical meaty day of information and learning during Blogging While Brown weekend and this year was no different. The first panel on June 19th was a Technology Review featuring Cheryl Contee of Jack and Jill Politics, Angela Benton of Black Web 2.0 and Adam Conner of Facebook’s Washington, D.C. office.
There were so […]
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Published in June 28th, 2010
This year’s Blogging While Brown Conference in Washington, D.C. was great as usual. Actually I rate it as better on a personal level since, as a second time attendee, I was meeting old friends from last year again. Many of us tweet and Facebook through out the year to stay in touch so the reunion […]
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Published in June 23rd, 2010
How to Blog Effectively for Business
Now that spring quarter is over and I have the summer to myself, I am back to working on my first social media certification. HubSpot’s Inbound Marketing University was recommended to me within the last year but I couldn’t fit it in with classes, work and home work so now […]
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Published in March 31st, 2010
Easy as pie. When you go to Google Maps and plug in the address you want to share or you see one on a blog/web site that you want to share, here’s how you plug it into the site you’re editing.
At the top right corner of the map you will see three options, Print, Send […]
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Published in March 11th, 2010
Did you know you could use international denominations on Eventbrite? Say you want to plan an event in Great Britain like this web design conference in Norwich, Norfolk.The site sets the ticket prices on the British pound.
Alright, my entrepreneurial American friends. If you’ve ever thought of taking your conference, concert or strade show on the […]
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Published in March 10th, 2010
Do you know this lady? If not, you probably should. I’ll tell you why in a post or two coming soon.
Nan Ross, Owner of Corporate Cosmo
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Published in March 6th, 2010
Thanks to Terry Crosby I figured out how to engage particular groups that I want to follow in list fashion on HootSuite. I can create a list - or a column as it is known on HoostSuite - using keyword phrases under the Keyword Tracking option. Then I can pick a person within the column […]
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