The teen job-hunting tips offered by the family finance organization Share Save Spend might have been written for bloggers. Stay In The Sweet Spot"Your kid may now be up against adult competition for retail and restaurant jobs, so steer him to city-run youth programs, amusement parks, pools, and camps." Target your blog posts to a […]
Awhile back, I blogged about four distinct business roles that financial planner Stephanie Bogan says must be filled if a business is to succeed. Finders are the "rainmakers" who develop new business. Binders use their presentation skills to consummate the business with new clients. Minders are relationship managers and provide client service. Grinders take care of office […]
In the dentist’s chair, waiting for an X-ray to be developed, I scanned the April issue of Travel and Leisure Magazine. Lucky on two fronts, I left the office with an all-clear, no-drilling-needed verdict from the dentist and a blogging idea from the magazine. A blog-sized advertorial for rain boots began with a great opening […]
Posting blogs is how businesses take advantage of the main reason people usethe Web – to find stuff. The idea behind blogging is that, rather than running traditional ads for your brand of hats, or vitamins, or travel, you provide lots of information on the history of hats, on why vitamins are good for you, […]
“Good”, or “good enough”? That’s one of the big debates in business blogging circles these days. As a professional ghost blogger, I’m always reading what other bloggers have to say, and just the other day, I found two blogs representing the two extremes of business blogging strategy. Computer programmer Robert Plank calls himself a fast […]
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