Are you using email to market your business? You should be! This is one of the most cost-effective ways to market your products and services. And not only is it cost-effective – it’s effective in general. If you don’t currently have an email list, just wait and see how many more sales you bring in […]
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I have several upcoming #indiebizchat Twitter Parties coming up, and I wanted to give you some advance notice! I hope you attend all of these great sessions! (all times listed in Eastern) July 8 – 11am Sell More With Your Blog July 12 – 9pm Big Crafty Talk-A-Thon July 14 – 3pm Finding
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If you have never heard of the term “info product,” the title of this post probably has you very confused! An info product is any type of product that provides information. Common types are ebooks, workbooks, seminars, Mp3 recordings, and so forth. My friend Kelly McCausey is offering her 42 Day Launch Incubator program, and
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In case you haven’t heard, Amy Schroeder of Venus Zine fame, is now heading up the DIY Business Association. The first DIY Business Association Conference will be taking place in Brooklyn this weekend, and I have a special code that can save you $26 off the regular registration price. The event will be held on
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Today is National Scrapbooking Day! I was a scrapbooker long before I created IndieBizChicks. In fact, when I did start learning how to design a site and get it onto the internet, when people asked me how I liked it, I would say “Oh, I love it – it’s a lot like scrapbooking!” Scrapbooking and
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I’ll admit it. I was never a ‘reader” person. (I am talking about things such as Google Reader, that keep track of blog posts and allow you to login and read the posts from the blogs you have selected). Yes, I have been reading blogs for quite a while, but I always just went to
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I started vlogging on October 13, 2008. It changed the life of my blog instantly. Let me start at the beginning. I started blogging in January of 2007 with my mom and sister. I really only wrote about 3 things – 1) Fashion 2) Being the mom of boys 3) Moving from NYC to Rhode
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For most of my life I have struggled with finding a balance between my creative life and all of my other responsibilities. Last year I hit a rut. I was working hard to balance a creative business and a still have life but I was overwhelmed. Whenever I tried to sit in my studio and
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We’ve all been there at one time or another. We found ourselves just stuck. It may have seemed like everyone else had already come up with all of the good ideas, and we had nothing. Or we had been working so hard on our passion that once we finished it, we didn’t know where to
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What is your name? Megan Green What is your business? Stinkybomb Soap When did you start your business? Started tinkering around the summer of 2008, opened our Etsy shop, www.stinkybomb.etsy.com in September 2008 Why did you decide to start your business & why did you choose the type of business you chose? I have always wanted to
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