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Your Swipe File for Writing
This post was originally published on Lisa’s blog Health Practices Online. Are you struggling to come up with a topic idea for this week’s blog post or newsletter article? If so, it’s time to start a ‘swipe file’. This is … Continue reading
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Are You Tracking Your Website Visitors?
This post was originally published on Lisa’s blog Health Practices Online. I’m a big advocate of tracking your results online. Some of the many statistics I check on a regular basis include the number of visitors my websites receive, what … Continue reading
How to Quickly Grow Your List with AWeber
This post was originally published on Kenn’s blog Coaching Sites That Work. In this article I will show you how to quickly get started growing your list and client-base using AWeber whether you have a website or not – and … Continue reading
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Are you asking for testimonials?
This post was originally published on Lisa’s blog Health Practices Online. Social proof is an effective way to move a potential client into a paying client. How to provide social proof? The easiest way is to ‘pepper’ your website and … Continue reading
How To Succeed In Coaching in 2011 (Without Really Trying!)
___________________________________________________________ Experts: If you want to learn the essential strategies, skills and secret sauce to positioning, presenting and promoting your coaching business, you’ll want to get inside The Experts Success Academy (free membership option available) right away today. ___________________________________________________________ 1 … Continue reading
How to Set Up An RSS Feed
RSS feeds are a useful tool for people who want to keep tabs on websites, blogs and membership sites without having to surf and visit the websites individually. RSS feeds essentially send information to the visitor. As a business owner … Continue reading
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Your Business Blog – Doing It Right
Blogs are a great way to connect and build relationships with your potential clients. They give your audience a way to get to know you and your brand and to participate in your community. Of course, you want to maximize … Continue reading
8 Web Writing Tips
Three stumbling blocks many first-time website owners face are: The discovery that a website, for it to be effective, requires writing. The Web is read differently than books, manuals or other print mediums, and therefore requires a different style. Umm, … Continue reading
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Software To Use to Draw Out Your Ideas
In the past, I used to draw my ideas out on a piece of paper until I discover a software that will allow me to draw my ideas for my business and in turn to demonstrate to my clients. This … Continue reading
Handy and Brandy for a Better Coaching Site
They say God is in the details. Recently, I heard someone say the devil is in the details. Interesting, I thought. I’ve also heard, “It’s all in the details.” Hmmm … well, here are two great details; one handy, and … Continue reading
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How to collaborate on your articles using MS Word 2007
Whether you’re collaborating with another writer, you’ve hired an editor or you’ve asked your VA to proofread a document for you, Microsoft Word has many useful tools to help you work together. Here are links to three brief videos that … Continue reading
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Five Ways to Build Your Coaching Website: Cost, Time, Pros and Cons
Here are five common ways coaches get their website built – the pros and cons, and some tips. 1. Use an automated site-builder An automated site-builder is an online service that takes you through a few steps where you choose … Continue reading
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How to Integrate Flickr Photos into Your WordPress Blog
Photos can be a great way of giving support to your blog whether it is within the blog post itself or on the sidebar to link to a photo gallery. The majority of us either use a self-hosted blog like … Continue reading

