When you create compelling content and spread it about with energy and a helpful spirit, a community will begin to grow around it. So, what is Compelling Content? Compelling Content Meets Very Real Needs It meets a real need for your audience and connects with their problems. Once you identify a problem, create content that offers solutions. For example, if you’re a wellness coach that serves busy moms, you know your clients struggle
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This is a Guest Post by Alice Seba of Publishing for Prosperity One thing that has become clear, over the years, is that online business owners make very good use of the resources at their disposal. They don’t hire employees, but efficiently hire who they need for what they need by outsourcing. They leverage their time without getting stuck into the 9 to 5 grind. They also don't need any
Some would have you believe there are two camps when it comes to the subject of ideas. Those who have them and those who don't. The idea is that there are ‘Idea People' who seem to have a genuine gift for generating ideas. Give them a scenario to work with or a problem to solve and they'll start popping out ideas. Are all of their ideas great? No! Some are real stinkers.
More than a few of my internet marketing comrades have shared a mild (and sometimes not so mild) frustration with me. They are finding that mixing friendship with service providers can be a mixed blessing. We all love to do business with those that we know and like. But is it always a good idea? You would think that providing a service for a friend would inspire acts of creativity
I'm a business coach. I spend time each week on the telephone coaching and teaching others on their path to knowing more about internet marketing, the internet, blogging, podcasting, etc. I love knowing that I am a short cut to knowledge for my clients. They could skip coaching and determine to ferret out the information and directions they need on their own, but it would take a heck of a
This Mindset Ask Me Anything series features commentary from Love People + Make Money's Community Creative, Lynn Leusch. Thank you Lynn for taking the time to review the questions and answers and write helpful notes to go with the replays!! In today's video review, there are two questions within the same video. AMA Question #3 Alissa asks: What happens when you are conflicted between more than one business identity? Your
This Reading for Inspiration I'm joined by Karen Robinson of Heal Thrive Dream. She brought the “Autobiography in 5 Chapters” by Portia Nelson for us to read and discuss. It's a quick 20 minutes you'll enjoy spending with us! I appreciate these juicy readings and the conversations they invite. This one invites me to remember how dedicated I used to be to things not being my fault and how freeing
I'm pleased to welcome Paul Taubman as a guest blogger today! As an awesome Solopreneur, you do a lot in your business. In fact, you might even be the one to do EVERYTHING in your business. At some point, you will probably hire an employee or a virtual assistant. You might work with other people to help develop your website's content. The point I am trying to make here is
Rozlyn Warren of Sacred Life Mastery and Julie Lopez of JL Virtual Assistant joined me today. We're reading this blurb from one of Roz's trainings: You can learn to love and accept all of you…your amazing Divine Soul essence as well as your delightful human personality known as ego. For too long you have been taught to fight, hate, fear, beat back and concur the ego, yet without it you
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