Welcome to the March 18, 2010 edition of home business blog carnival # 4.
Work From Home Business Coaching
The feature blog post for the month is from Shawn M. Driscoll presents Dealing with Coaching Disillusionment posted at Shawn Driscoll. She writes about the current millionaire attitude that has taken over the work at home coaching business these days.
This article points out some things to think about when considering starting your own home business. Debbie Dragon presents Starting Out Decisions posted at Empowering Mom.
Justin Smith covers a lot of ground in this informative article on network marketing titled: How to be successful at network marketing posted at Driving success through Network Marketing Strategy, saying, “Driving success through Network Marketing Strategy, SEO and Leadership.”
Cash Flow Show brings tips to increase home party sales the article Incorporate Adjectives In Your Show posted at Direct Sales Marketing Tips, saying, “Stop saying This is my favorite product!“
Pick A Domain Name Ideas
Case Ernsting has some really good ideas here on what to think abut when choosing your domain name: 6 Factors in Choosing a Domain Name posted at MetaSpring Blog, saying, ” When you’re starting out, you need to pick a proper domain name to fuel your home business success.”
Traci Hayner Vanover makes a lot of good points in this article Measuring Social Media Influence – Social Media Best Practices posted at Caffeinated Marketing Musings of the Promo Diva®.
Heather Mann presents Twittering for Your Business posted at Croq Zine – The Blog, where she shares some info on Twitter for the novice and “do’s and do-not’s for using Twitter in your business.”
Home Office Time Saving Tips
Jennifer Hazlett presents 3 Simple Time Saving Tips for your home office posted at Alternate Admin, saying, “If you’re a small business owner who is having difficulty finding the time to do everything, you need to gain back control over your time.
Cathy Stucker brings some really good tips on how to write your newsletters so people will actually read them: How to Write Email Newsletter Articles Your Audience Wants to Read posted at Cathy Stucker, saying, “Email newsletters are a great way to stay in touch with your customers and grow your business–but only if they get opened and read.”
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