Archive for the ‘Online Marketing Training’ Category

    “It takes a village…” is the monthly topic chosen by a fantastic group of bloggers I happen to be a proud part of. And it’s a topic that is near and dear to my heart. A barrier that I consistently uncover when working with clients, both through coaching and reading their business Tarot, is the concept of competition. People approach their online businesses as if it is an epic battle. They must WIN their niche and CONQUER all the other solopreneurs within that circle. We must SPY on our competitors, DESTROY what they build and PROTECT ourselves from (click to read more…)

  Idea #1: Don’t underestimate yourself. What is easy-peasy to you might be awesome to another. What you do effortlessly might be an unbelievable skill in the eyes of another person. So instead of getting obsessed with being authentic (because fancy and overused concepts won’t help you) sit down with paper and pen and make a list of every single thing you’re very good at. And then write down various ways you can use those skills in your line of online work. Next, go out into the blogosphere and find 20 successful people/blogs who offer help in the same field (click to read more…)

This is a guest post from the always-ossum Sharon Hurley Hall. Great advice that I’m honored to share with you here, check it out: There are two issues that many freelancers struggle with. The first is how to get more clients. The second is how to put their prices up to the point where they don’t feel like getting shafted every time they write. The good news is that it’s possible to do both of those things – and sometimes you can even do them at the same time.  Here are a few examples of how that might work. Typically, (click to read more…)