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Rebirth of a Blog

September 24, 2009

Welcome to the first entry after a long hiatus and change in perspective. Formerly known as “Chasing a Dream – Web Site Best Practices for Entrepreneurial Soloists and Small Businesses”, this blog is undergoing a redesign and rebirth in order to support my new focus on Personal Coaching.
Since the last post in this blog, [...]

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Getting Started with Blogging for an Off-Line Business

May 31, 2007

OK, now that I’ve got your commitment to use blogging consistently for your business web site, how do you do it? Well, there are at least two aspects to how you approach this:

Blogging to draw customers to your off-line business (marketing)
Blogging as a new stream of income for your business

Of course these two aspects are [...]

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Why Your Business Needs a Blog, but You Should Not Have One!

May 30, 2007

Blogging can serve your business goals in many ways. However, you must recognize first it is all about communication. Or a little more accurately, a conversation. It is not a place to post re-hashed marketing materials, or to overtly sell your product! OK, that is about content… there is one more important piece than even [...]

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Passion

May 20, 2007

We must have passion. Be it for our work or in our relationships. Without it, we have no inspiration to drive us forward. I have been searching for mine, for a long time. I’m about to make a major change in my life in order to further my search for my personal passion. You must [...]

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How Brick ‘n’ Mortar Businesses Can Use a Web Site

May 17, 2007

For all the information on the web, it seems when you are running an off-line or brick and mortar business, it seems difficult to find useful web resources on how you can leverage the web for your business. Everything seems so on-line business oriented. Here, you don’t have to worry. I hope to provide you [...]

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