If you sell a service rather than a product, you will sooner or later run into the problem of bringing in new clients. As in, it takes a lot of time and effort, and the rate at which your bills accumulate starts to outpace that of profits rolling in. Many service companies and freelancers accept […]
Admit it: you want to be famous. Maybe not real-world famous. You don’t daydream about paparazzi chasing you on your way to red-carpet Hollywood premiers. You don’t want to see your face on the cover of a magazine at the grocery checkout. But, you do want to be known in your industry. You want people
Imagine that you wake up one morning and you realize, “Hey! That guest post that took me hours and hours to write has finally been published!” You boot up your computer and, sure enough, people are loving your post. In fact, they’re loving it so much that they’re clicking on your link because they can’t
All of us have expertise to share – the question is, how do we share it effectively? You’ve likely thought about launching your very own course. Or maybe you’ve seen others create courses and wonder how they got their inspiration to take action.
You’re excited to start your online business, and you’ve heard from experts that guest posting is the best way to build your blog. You followed the experts’ advice and combed the internet to come up with a list of blogs that are a good fit with your own blog’s niche.
You’ve heard that Pinterest is a great place to attract customers, especially if your product or service is easy shown in images or short videos. So you set up a Pinterest account, started a few boards, and set aside a few minutes each day to like, pin, and repin content.
Ever get totally overwhelmed just thinking about launching a product, creating a signature program, organizing an event, or redoing your website? Are you wondering how you can possibly add another thing to your to-do list when your plate is already full? How do you maintain your sanity while serving as the project manager, copywriter, video
Imagine this: you’ve got a great idea for an online course. Maybe you have lots of great ideas, all chasing around in your brain. You’ve read blog posts on how to build your course, attended webinars, maybe even purchased some online trainings. Despite all that, though, your course just isn’t coming together the way it
You’re out to lunch with a friend you haven’t seen in a while. “How’s business?” your friend asks. “Fine,” you say. “It’s going well.” And while it’s not a total lie – your business is doing OK – it isn’t growing the way you wanted it to. Rather than talk about it with your friend,
If you’re reading this post, chances are that you’re selling something: a coaching package, a service of some kind, or a product. You know that your sales and conversions could be better. But every time you go looking for a solution, your heart slips slowly back down your throat as you encounter the same advice:
