Published in July 14th, 2010
O.K. Facebook Page owners and administrators time to liven up that site and make it the tool it was meant to be. Pages are designed for interaction with your fans/Like list.
At a minimum, you want to populate your basic four tabs with information. Use the Wall the same as you would on your personal profile, […]
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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 June 14th, 2010
Last year I learned the historic significance of one of my favorite McDonalds franchises here in Chicago. Plaques on a building are usually a big deal so one day I made it a point to put the camera in the car and park so I could I read this one.
Herman Petty (second from right below) […]
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Published in May 12th, 2010
I just sat down at my desk this morning to begin my work day. I have checked my calendar for my to-do’s, synced my phone to get all of my appointments for today and re-freshed my cup of coffee as I elevate my feet in a relaxed position to begin typing away. Yes, ’tis the […]
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Published in April 13th, 2010
Just about everywhere I go, people want to know what is it that I “do” that allows me to work from home. Most of them think I DON’T work (which is far from the truth) because my schedule is so darn flexible. I can do two hours of work, have lunch with my kindergartner, get […]
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Published in March 30th, 2010
For some, working for home is a license to be totally comfortable and have a lax attitude. While working from home is indeed very flexible, you also have to be careful to not come across as “too” casual and give your clients a sense that you’re not serious about their business. It’s important to convey […]
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Published in March 17th, 2010
I’ve been working from home now for over 10 years and to be honest, it’s still a work in progress. Being organized and staying on top of deadlines is not only a task but it requires constant tweaking from time to time and a reassessment of where I […]
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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 February 13th, 2010
Many individuals and companies use eventbrite for event registration and/or ticketing to their events. In fact you’ve probably already used it a few times yourself. Well today is a good day to create your own account and here’s why. The eventbrite site has customizable features that you will really like along with the usual variety […]
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