June 2012 Blog Posts (5)

When writing your blog posts, do you only write when you have something to say or do you write blog posts ahead and schedule them to go out at a later time?

Let’s look at the difference…

First, let’s talk about scheduling.  As you know by now, I love WordPress.  One of the many reasons for my very…

I recently retold the story of my “Wiley Coyote moment” that occurred while swimming with my son some years ago on a family vacation.  Largely due to my parents own inability to swim, minimal formal instruction and a near drowning experience as a youth, my aquatic skills left a lot to be desired.  Even while trying to gain some degree of mastery in this environment, I would tend to stay towards the end of the pool where my feet could touch bottom.

Knowing full well of course: that…

What, not use WordPress?

I teach WordPress to my clients. In fact I consider myself a WordPress Ninja. That makes me qualified to tell you whether or not you should use WordPress for your online business. Here are some reasons why you shouldn’t…

WordPress is easy to learn…

It’s easy…

When writing headlines, you must use words that get your readers attention. Period.

If you’re doing it right, you are in business to serve others.  If your blog posts and emails don’t get read, how will you reach them?  If you don’t reach them, how can you serve them?  You absolutely gotta become a master at writing headlines. If the headline doesn’t grab your clients, your…

Have you ever visited a business blog and have no idea what it's about or anything about the writer?

Often times when I do blog reviews for clients, I discover a huge problem.

Their blog has no identity - dry and void of personality. I'm sure you've had this same experience from time to time when surfing around, right? …