Who’s Listening? You’re looking for a new TV. . . . You’re not certain whether you want Hi-Def or plasma screen. You decide to research it online. You find a few blogs and forums. You start reading, … [Read more...]
30 Blog Posts to Get Strategy and Celebration Back into Your Business and Your Life
That Fireworks Feeling of Celebration! Remember when you first were going to see the fireworks? It wasn’t that different from the first day of school or the first day of that new fabulous job! And … [Read more...]
A Personal Model for Business Life: Who Gets How Much for Free?
What I Already Do Sometimes I’m fast, and sometimes I’m so slow. Sometimes the answer is sitting right next to me. I got to wondering why I could negotiate contracts for companies and clients, but … [Read more...]
Before You Ask for that Link, Know I’m a Relationship Blogger
Blogging Is Relationships Let me introduce myself. My name is Liz. I’m delighted that you emailed me about a link from my blog! What a lovely compliment. But I’m a little concerned too . . . You … [Read more...]
Bookcraft 2.0: Why Bloggers Choose Better Titles than Authors
In a conversation with Phil early this morning, we realized we are ready for the collaboration part of this endeavor. Here’s how it will work: Phil will choose two days or evenings per week we can … [Read more...]
Business Blogging — Business Writing: Can You See the Elephant on the Net?
Big Ideas about Communication I’ve been working on big ideas — how blogging and online communication relates to how enterprises and entrepreneurs communicate in the 3-D world. How might thinking … [Read more...]
Critical Skill 6B: 5+1 Ways to a Best-Fit Niche for YOU & the Market
Finding that Ellusive Niche Everyone talks about finding their niche, but I haven’t heard much about how to do it. How do you do a niche that fits? Finding a niche is Critical Skill 6 in what I call … [Read more...]
Finding Ideas Outside the Box
There Is No Box There is no box. There never was one. We just got taught to think inside one. You see, it was a management issue. With so many kids to teach at once, it’s more productive to teach one … [Read more...]
In Search of the Elusive Non-blogging Customer
Last week, in a conversation called Traffic, Readers, and Colleagues — Are They Customers? I asked how you might help a new blogging business connect to customers in the offline world. A comment by … [Read more...]
Net Neutrality: Red Bank TV
Who Says Blogs Aren’t Useful? Tom has lived in Red Bank, New Jersey, since he bought a home there six years ago. He’s not an activist. In fact, he says he has no political affiliation at all. Tom’s … [Read more...]
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