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By Rhonda Winn
If you’ve been thinking of starting a business on the Web but you’re not sure what type of business to start, then this article is for you. You could be wasting valuable time trying to make your first move. There are thousands of opportunities on the Web; here are a few that could […]

By Lee Hopkins
1. Focus on the other
Being known as a ‘natural’ at interpersonal communication is not just a gift that a select few enjoy. We can all enjoy the reputation of being ‘a great communicator’.

By Suzan St Maur
Many people find it really hard to write for business and marketing purposes about themselves and/or their product or service — much harder than it is to write about someone or something else.

By Cathy Stucker
Does your business have a money tree you can shake when a little extra cash is needed? Every business should have one!

By Christopher Kokoski
Want a few creative, unusual ways to get attention for your book? Need something different to make your book stand out? Here is an assortment of ideas, questions and thoughts to get your book marketing juices flowing. My hope is that they not only inspire you, but also move you to action. Action […]

By Charles Goulet
Every writer, young or old, amateur or professional, will experience that dreaded of all possibilities — writer’s block — that time when ideas are absent, words will not come, and the writer’s confidence is shaken.

By Pat Caymus
Payday loans are short-term loans that are quite easy to get as long as you can show the lender your pay stub and issue a postdated check, usually dated a month after the date the loan is released. A credit check is not even required in order to get approval.

By Jo Gibney
6. Think (and cool off) before hitting the reply button
Emails are often like conversations, but with time between each speaker. Use this time effectively. If the message sets your blood boiling, the temptation is to hit the reply button immediately with an equally inflammatory retort. Don’t! Take time to consider what you are […]

By Peter Webber
Everyone wants to work from home these days. Who wants to commute to an office and sit in a cubicle when you can be just as productive in your own home wearing what you like without having anyone looking over your shoulder?

By Teddi McDonald
Do you know how readers decide to buy a book? 1) They get a referral from a friend. 2) They see an interesting book title on the best-seller list. 3) They look up a topic (generally non-fiction) and look for a book closest to their interest (generally based on titles). 4) They browse […]