Today, Dr Sally Witt (from DrSallyWitt.com) interviewed me on Blog Talk Radio. It was a wonderful experience and Sally and the other participants enjoyed it so much, that
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Having Articles Reprinted
Todays post is a little different to my other posts. It is a bit of a rant…. As many of you will be aware, my two children have
PODCAST: Diane Corriette helping Women Develop Online Businesses
Today, I had the privilege of interviewing Diane Corriette from the Womens Internetwork Marketing Alliance. Diane had so much to share with us. Please listen to the PodCast
VIDEO: Cash Smart Kids and Internet Marketing
After doing the interview with Jenny Ford from Cash Smart Kids a couple of weeks ago, my children decided to sign up for the program and participate. It
Is Your Domain Registrar Using Tactics That Will Get You Banned By Google?
Seen in my trip around the blogosphere this morning, a tactic being used by NetSol that could well get its customers banned by Google. Are you affected? Take
PODCAST: My Internet Marketing Mistakes, by Diane Corriette
I “met” Diane Corriette online through the Womens Internet Marketing Social Network (part of the Womens Internet Marketing Alliance). Diane is a mother of 3 who makes her
New Social Networks Offers 80% Of Advertising Revenue to Members – Are You One?
Social Networking is definitely the flavour of 2008 so far. With networks like ning.com offering you the opportunity to setup your own network, we are seeing an explosion
World Internet Summit – Will I See You There? Discount Tickets!
I’m a big believer in the “power of the universe”. Isn’t that an interesting way to start a blog post? Well, here’s the history. Last November (2007), I
Listing Categories and Tags
In an earlier post, I showed how you can use OnlyWire to add your favourite sites to 22 social networks. I have added the link to my standard
Product Taster: GUERRILLA BALANCE SHEET
On February 26, Jay Conrad Levinson will be doing a Live Web Broadcast to talk about the evolution of marketing from “pay to market” to “market for free”