Working From Home and Loving It: The Myth of Financial Insecurity
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Last week I had some people disagreeing with or at least questioning the underlying argument of my post on the “myth of isolation”, one of a series on working from home and loving it.
In response to one of those [...]
This post lists some resources to help someone who has good web skills but does not know a lot about blogging and wants to set up a blog as part of, or an adjunct to, a business website.
I’m putting the list of links together tonight, following a conversation with a colleague in the web [...]
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- Tags: Blogging, business blogs, Sherman Hu, WordPress
Las Vegas is a long way from where I live, about 7,400 miles or 11,909.1 kilometres. So going to BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas last November required a non-trivial decision. I did not regret it and am now gearing up to go again, for Blogworld and new Media Expo 2008 on September 20-21 - with [...]
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- Tags: Blogging, blogworld, BlogWorld Expo, conferece, expo, Las Vegas, Podcasting, vlogging
As I mentioned here back in February this year, my friend and colleague Paul Chaney, a leading blogger and great encourager of others in the business of blogging and the blogging of business, is Internet Marketing Director at Bizzuka, based in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Bizzuka provides custom Web design and content management services and intranet development services [...]
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- Tags: Bizzuka, Blogging, Business, Paul Chaney
Photo courtesy noahwesley, via flickr, under a Creative Commons licence
Reading Caroline Middlebrook’s post asking whether one’s blog monetization “left money on the table” reminded me that I had once posted something here on the topic.I had, but longer ago than I had thought, almost two years ago. I was interested to see that my views [...]
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- Tags: Blogging, blogs, monetization
