You will receive 2 new workbooks on the first of each month.

Try it out today for free! You’ll receive a workbook on Creative Uses For Pinterest and another workbook on Keyword Linking.

If you don’t find them helpful, cancel within 5 days and you will owe nothing.

If you decide to keep them, you will be billed $10 in 5 days, and then $10 every 30 days.

You will receive 2 new workbooks on the first of each month! And of course, you can cancel at any time.

Click Here to get your no-cost trial started

Quick And Easy Newsletters are pre-written and ready to send.

There are sections where you can fill in things like the links to your blog posts, give out the details of your monthly specials, and there are even areas where you can add advertising. These can be your ads – or you can monetize your newsletter by selling ads to others.

There are also 2 articles – one business focused and one lifestyle focused, plus a recipe.

You will receive the newsletter in three formats – HTML, Word, and text. You will also receive instructions and a header file in Photoshop and Jpeg, allowing you even more customization options.

You will receive the June newsletter immediately, and will have 5 days to decide if it’s for you. If you don’t like it, cancel and owe nothing. If you decide that you do like it, you will be billed $10 in 5 days.

You will receive the next month’s newsletter on the 1st of each month, and will be billed $10 every 30 days. You can cancel at any time.

Click Here To Try Them Out For Free!

Instead of focusing on the big list – and wondering how you’re going to get it all done, focus on fifteen minutes.

Pick one item on your to-do list, set a timer for fifteen minutes and work on it.  Maybe it’s answering email, writing a blog post, or cleaning out the junk drawer in the kitchen. Whatever it is, only focus on that one thing for that fifteen minutes.

If you get done before the fifteen minutes are up, great. Pick another task and keep working.

If you run out of time, that’s okay. You can stop and pick up where you left off later, or you can keep going and finish it.

Chances are, that little fifteen minute push will give you enough motivation to finish the task.

So, long Procrastination!

This is a no-nonsense guide and it’s filled with everything you need to know. It walks you through the creation of an info product, from start to finish. 

Here’s what you get:

• A plan that walks you through everything, from start to finish. It explains all the tasks you need to do to create your info product, from deciding on a topic to choosing a shopping cart to marketing the final product.
• A timeline, so you know what needs to be done each week, so that you can insure you have a finished info product in 6 weeks
• A printable checklist, so you can jot down notes and cross off your tasks
• Six Audios – one for each week of the program
• Plus extras – like a copywriting guide, a WordPress template (to create your sales page) and more!

This is a very thorough plan. Kelly – the woman who created this plan, has been creating info products for years, and a good portion of her income comes from them.  She is one of the people who taught me about info products!

I’ve been using her method for years! And info products are one of my main sources of income!

If I can do it, you can do it. And this is the plan that will take you from Point A to Point B.

Click Here to learn more about 42 Day Launch Incubator – and grab your copy now for only $39

I decided to hold a Swag Exchange — and I hope you join in!

The term “swag” can refer to all types of promotional items — but in this case, I’m talking about business cards, stickers, and other small items with your business info printed on them.

I am going to limit this to 20 participants.

You will mail me at least 20 pieces of your swag — anything from business cards to stickers, etc.

I will divide them up between all of the participants and send each person a goodie box, full of the swag!

You can send me more than 20 items — in fact, you can send up to 10 items per person receiving them – so up to 200 items total.

This way, the person can give out your swag to other people — they can give it out at shows they are selling at; include it in their orders, etc.

The cost to join in will be $15. This will cover the cost of me having to buy shipping materials and postage when I send everyone their goodie box.

To reserve a spot, click here

There will be no-cost biz calls – including coaching and strategy sessions with me, plus lots of guest experts, who will be teaching you new things.

There will also be some great giveaways, contests, and more.

You can register – for free – by clicking here

So how did I get a site online a year after I first had the idea? I started Googling things and learned along the way. While I was doing all of that Googling, I found SoloMasterminds. This is a forum that is specifically dedicated to internet marketing, starting and creating an online business, etc. It is a paid forum – meaning there is a monthly cost. You pay for the first year, and then it’s free from then on.

I hemmed and hawed about the price at first – but I ended up going for it. And  let me tell you, this was the best investment I’ve made in my business.

This has also been the biggest influence I’ve had in my business. I learned a lot during that first year — enough to get my site up and start making a profit! But it didn’t stop there. I’m still learning new things from the other members and they continue to inspire me and also act as sound boards, brainstormers, etc.

If you’re looking to learn new things and grow your business – and get to know some other business owners who are serious about their business, check out SoloMasterminds. You won’t be sorry!

The content is still good – and, like I said, you may not have seen it the first time around, so why not read it now?

• How To Increase Your Reach On The Web
• Drawing The Line Between Business & Personal In Social Media
• Should Your Marketing Be Monogamous?
• How To Use Twitter Without Looking Like A Total Jackass
• How To Get Noticed By Retailers

Plus – I thought up a fun contest to promote your business and get your summer sales going!

Here’s what you’ll receive as a vendor:
- A virtual booth on the website
- A text ad in my newsletter – goes out to 3,000+
- A link on my Facebook fan page (1,100+ fans)
- 5 shout-outs on Twitter (7,000+ followers)

PLUS – you will be featured in the June “Best In Show” Contest.

I’ll ask my readers to vote for their favorite June Vendor – and everyone who votes gets a chance at winning $25. Everyone loves to win stuff — especially cash!

This means A LOT of people will be looking at your virtual booth. You can also promote the contest to your readers, giving them the chance to win the prize!

The vendor who wins “Best In Show” will receive a no-cost vendor spot in July, and will be featured on IndieBizChicks.com.

Click Here to grab your June vendor spot for only $35

This has been happening more and more and it causes people to lose respect for the company that issued the email. They clearly are either sloppily assembling their subscriber lists or are buying information off other companies.

Either way, they don’t deserve any attention, or  business. A company that does this to enough people will slowly create a legion of unloyal customers, unsubscribers who will likely never return. This is ineffective email marketing at its worst.

If you’re an Internet entrepreneur, or at least interested in becoming one, you should take note of the ways in which social media can essentially replace the need for an email newsletter and create your own brand ambassadors. Since most popular social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest require users to ‘like’ or ‘follow’ someone before they receive updates from them,  a social media presence for your company allows you to gauge who actually wants to hear your updates, creating an interested audience, instead of blindly sending out emails to people who might have never subscribed in the first place.

Social media posts can help virtually any business, from keeping clients apprised of medical equipment shipping dates and costs to offering discounts on electronic products or services.

Social media posts can be effective at relaying information, garnering real-time feedback, and actually converting ‘followers’ into customers. Facebook exposes your brand to hundreds of millions of people; Twitter allows you to track trends and hashtags and tap into niche markets; Pinterest gives you the inside track into one of the hottest networks on the Internet. Even the photo app network Instagram (freshly acquired from Facebook) can be a clever way for businesses to brand a new line of products.

If you’re running a small business and are looking to up the ante on your Internet retail sales, make sure that you are not  just another pesky email in someone’s inbox and start creating active dialogues with consumers on social media networks. You stand to improve your revenue, enhance your brand, build your customers base, and stop annoying the unsubscribed.