Last week I took some time for a little R&R. But, before I took some time off I totally goofed up.
You see, I have been posting some good content two to three times a week.
With this in mind, I figured that it would a breeze to write a few posts while traveling with family. BOY was I wrong. I worked on some keyword research when I was away and was able to get up a good post helping others perform the same task. READ MORE >>>
I am taking some much needed R&R this week and have been getting a few tasks out of the way while enjoying the downtime. One of the tasks that I tackled yesterday was the keyword research for a handful of new niche sites that I will be launching over the next few weeks.
One of the things that I am finding is that a lot of people are not familiar with is WordPress. I have even been shocked by some long time web designers that are not familiar with WordPress and all of the options that you have when using WordPress to build your website. I have found WordPress sites to be incredibly easy for to build and maintain.
Alright everybody, what a few weeks it’s been! So far, we have talked a lot about goals and your internet business plan. We’ve talked a lot about obstacles and we’ve identified a lot of negative things that are preventing us from achieving our goals.
Hello everybody. Today we’re going to step back a few discussions and talk about the obstacles that are stopping you from achieving your goals. A few discussions ago, we talked about identifying the things that are in your way.
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I just figured I would drop in, share an update and give you something of some value to soak in. First, I finally have a few sites up and running. BUT, after you have a site up and running you really, really need to buckle down and start marketing your
OK, so here I am in NYC working in my company’s office on 5th Avenue for a few days. Great trip and I just got a new site up and running, www.AuctionBusinessReviews.com. My next objective is to work on some of the marketing for my new book,
One of the best email tips I ever received helped me escape an endless bout of inefficiencies that were all tied to my inbox. This applies to your work inbox, your home business inbox and your personal inbox. It is the one email organization tip that has made the biggest difference in how much time
For years I was an organizational skills freak. I studied Stephen Covey, Laura Stack and David Allen relentlessly. I spent hours researching and trying new Palm applications. I tried every Outlook add-in that I could find.
We are consumed by the information age. The internet is used mostly for gathering information. Our careers as