By Holly Reisem Hanna I’ve been blogging for seven years now and over the years I’ve purchased a LOT of blogging courses. Some of them have been less than stellar; others were good, but only a few have been great! In fact, there are so many blogging courses on the market that it’s almost impossible […]
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If you asked me on September 23rd, three months after the Brexit vote, whether there had been an impact on our business, I’d have said no. My rationale being that, since that fateful day, we had exported to 34 countries, from Saudi Arabia to Singapore, including 23 in Europe. So it seems my initial fears
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By Arpitha Sylvester “Blend in, but stand out” – that is my motto when it comes to blogging for my website. As a new blogger, blogging can get overwhelming. The struggle begins once you start getting serious about it! One of the biggest setbacks for bloggers is standing out in a crowded niche. You might […]
By Suzi Whitford I wrote my ebook in the month of May, while my baby was three months old and my toddler under two. It took a lot of focus and dedication, but I knew that the payoff would be worth it. It has been 2.5 months since my launch, and I have sold more 225 […]
Lots of businesses today are blogging, and with good reason. B2B marketers that use blogging get 67 per cent more leads than those that don’t, and marketers who make blogging a priority are 13 times more likely to see positive ROI. The numbers don’t lie, and if you’re not already getting a piece of the
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St Columba’s Catholic Boys’ School in Bexleyheath was the first to sign up to the ‘Kids MBA’ classes designed to offer them ‘a taster of the mindset, business skills and know-how that they will need to start a company or become self-employed’. The ten-hour intensive course for 12-15 year olds has been designed by a team
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The largest list of employers to be named and shamed for failing to pay their workers the National Minimum Wage was published last week, but little sympathy seems to be with small businesses in regards to the impact on their margins. Almost 200 employers who failed to pay their workers the legal minimum have been
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By Holly Reisem Hanna When I came up with the idea for this website, one of the things I struggled with was how to create a website. I’d heard of HTML and Dreaverweaver but had no clue how to use them. I’d also had friends who had used graphic designers to build them custom websites […]
By Holly Reisem Hanna One my favorite ways to monetize my blog is through affiliate marketing. In fact, it was the first method I utilized when I launched this site back in 2009. The great thing about affiliate marketing is you can start it at any time (you don’t need to have a ton of […]
As if the European Championships tournament wasn’t enough suffering for non football fans this summer, the Premier League season is on the horizon, making fantasy football chat near inescapable for those who aren’t interested in the Beautiful Game. However, fantasy leagues in the office perhaps shouldn’t be written off as a distracting indulgence, recent research
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