Posts tagged as:

Twitter

5 Ways To Start A Business For Under $1000

In 2004, I started 2 Virtues Inc. to bring my inventions, Swaddleaze and Blankeaze to market.
I spent money like a rock star.
Out of the gate, I spent:

$15,000 on a website with a custom shopping cart that didn’t work
$2,000 for a logo that looked more like a Kama Sutra position than a symbol of safe sleepwear [...]

66 comments Read the full article →

Laura Roeder On Social Media For Mom Entrepreneurs

When I started seeing her on all my favorite blogs, like ProBlogger, Copyblogger and The Launch Coach, I knew there must be something special about her.
She’s a social media marketing expert who teaches small businesses how to create their own fame and claim their brand online. She is the creator of the Creating Fame Classroom [...]

4 comments Read the full article →

6 Secrets for Improving Your Communication in Today’s Fast-Paced World

Faster and Shorter
Faster, faster and shorter, shorter. These are the watchwords of today.  Are you listening? Are you reacting? Are you participating?
We all have ADD
Unfortunately, no one is paying full attention anymore; we are trying to do more in less time – we are trying to multi-task 24/7.  Who would ever have thought [...]

3 comments Read the full article →

What’s New At The Mogul Mom

When I woke up this morning, I looked out the window and saw sun-dappled leaves blowing in a crisp, cool breeze. I’m not Claude Monet, but I could tell from the difference in the way the sunlight looked that change is in the air.  Summer is winding down and fall is on its way.  And [...]

8 comments Read the full article →

Less Is More On Social Networking Sites

The true value in using social media to find more customers for your business comes from going where the people are.  It’s a basic rule of sales, based on the law of averages…the more people you have access to, the more likely you are to find people who want to buy from [...]

13 comments Read the full article →

A Social Media Primer Course With Peter Shankman & Chris Brogan

Wow…this couldn’t have come at a better time.  Several of you just commented about wanting to learn more about social media and now, you can learn from the best–Peter Shankman and Chris Brogan are offering a social media primer for social media newbies for just $50 for as many people as your speaker can broadcast [...]

7 comments Read the full article →

From Chris Brogan: 19 Presence Management Chores You COULD Do Every Day

I’ve posted a couple of things from Chris Brogan’s blog in the past, but probably haven’t given him the props he’s due. Chris is from my neighboring state of Massachusetts and is a marketing & social media whiz with both substance and style.  He also happens to be a husband and a dad.  Someday, I’d [...]

4 comments Read the full article →

Tweeting for Some, Not Tweeting for All: How to Use Twitter in Your Business

As a speaker and author always on the quest for what’s hot, I get updates and emails daily all talking about tweeting. Now let me be clear: these are not tweets, but tons of reporters looking to write about Twitter.
It feels as if Twitter is the “It Girl” of the moment. She’s sexy, new, [...]

4 comments Read the full article →

3 Terrific Twitter Tools

Last month, I wrote about some great social media managers for busy mom entrepreneurs and now I’ve come across 3 terrific tools to help improve & manage your Twitter experience. I know you’ll love them. 
1. Clicky’s Twitter Brand Monitor:
Ok, y’all know I love Clicky and this latest addition to their stats awesomeness just makes me [...]

8 comments Read the full article →

“Banal Chatter” Builds Business

Today’s post is by Jennifer Fong, a speaker, coach, and trainer who teaches her clients how to use social media marketing effectively in their businesses. She coaches business owners on how to establish and build a social media presence, and speaks on the topic at business events and seminars. A passionate believer in corporate [...]

3 comments Read the full article →

← Previous Entries

Google Analytics Alternative