Archive for March, 2007

Do you ever feel like you’re working so hard in your online business, but the outcome isn’t changing to match all that effort?

It might just be time for some serious clean up.

It happens to all of us. We build and build and build, and then suddenly we’ve got all this virtual real estate out there. Problem is, we aren’t quite sure what to do with it all or how to leverage our hard work for maximum profitability.

Thankfully, Alice Seba (one of my favorite Internet marketing teachers) has come up with the perfect solution and it’s called: “Spring Cleaning to Maximize the Profitability of Your Online Business.”

This isn’t some flimsy ebook or 10-minute video, but rather a 6-week intensive step-by-step coaching program. It’s designed to help you clean out all the extra stuff that you’ve accumulated, identify and make the most of what’s working in your business and planning for long-term success. You’ll get to work directly with Alice week-by-week and apply these strategies directly to your own unique business. We’re not just talking theory here. You’re going to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty, but in a very good way!

There’s many things we learn over the internet, and I’ve now learned that I need to claim my blog with Technorati. Really what this means is that Technorati will send their spiders to come and crawl my site, which is a good thing. So I’m claiming my blog today!

Technorati Profile

It is interesting to see how various businesses use different approaches to their supply inventory. For instance, some companies have closets full of all sorts of miscellaneous supplies, with no real idea of exactly what they have on hand. At the other extreme, some companies keep a very tight control on supplies to the pint of ordering items as needed. In reality, both of these extremes are unproductive, inefficient and costly.

Know What You Have On Hand

Having supply closets full of all sorts of supplies in disarray is not only unsightly, it leaves the supply process in total confusion. For instance, some of the items you are ordering today may be similar to what is already lost in the ‘pile’ in the supply closet. Not only are you double ordering, but the older items in the supply closet are drying out, yellowing and wrinkling. With some order and, ideally, some sort of inventory system you will be able to keep track of your supply situation.

Know what you need

I’ve had the great joy in preparing a new ebook for you. I love getting these out for the holidays and can’t wait to hear what you think of it. Anyhow, that’s in the works and coming very soon!

What a delight to find 2 wonderful comments in my moderation section inside. Thanks ladies! It’s really a treat since that spam kinda got to me lastnight.

And how fun to know I have readers. Lol. I’m sure there’s more out there, we just have to get ‘em to come by and get involved. I know I’ve been accused of being a lurker too.

Sometimes it’s just nice to read and not post, but it’s sure great to get your opinion out especially if it’s a hot topic.

A year ago, my friend Alice Seba introduced me to List and Traffic. I joined up a year ago and followed along for a few months but then thought it was too much extra work for me to do and learn so I gave it up.

Boy was I completely WRONG!

I can see if I would’ve focused more on Jimmy’s monthly membership, my business would have been so much more ahead. I truly didn’t understand the HUGE value of his membership that helps people build their mailing lists and gain more traffic to their sites. (and it’s only $10 / month)

I have read many ebooks, followed many information products, and have learned alot, and I have to say, I am SO IMPRESSED with List and Traffic. Jimmy makes everything so easy to understand and best of all, he’s a brother in Christ!

So at least check it out before he doubles his subscription rate.

God’s Super On My Natural
Saturday, March 10th, 2007

Often in church I hear the Pastor’s talk about putting God’s Super on my Natural. What does this mean to me? Well let me tell you about my online business and then we’ll go from there.

We all know there’s money to be made online, some of us have tapped into it, some of us haven’t. Some of us sell physical products, some of us sell information products.

The first scrapbooking site I put together took forever to make any passive income at all. But when I started to see it coming in, I knew this online stuff really could work.

I also realized, that if I went into the business of selling to other markets (hotter money making markets) that I could probably be rolling in dough at this point, but I’m not.

I realize that I’m building scrapbooking websites because this is what I LOVE to do, and LOVE to teach on. I don’t care what you find online that says you’ll make tons of cash by reading this ebook or that. What I realize is that, when I put God first and trust in Him, I know ALL things are possible. So I just sit back, relax, and know that God will put his Super on my Natural.

I was so excited to see that I had 24 comments awaiting moderation and then realized quickly it was all blog spam. Yuck. Who likes that.

There was just 1 good comment from my friend Marie, so I approved it and that’s it. At least I have 1 friend.

And while we’re on the topic of blogs, I’m sitting here frustrated because I was so happy with my Scrappers Talk Radio blog, but then I changed hosting and it all went to smush.

I lost the entire blog, which I knew was a big risk but at least I know now to stay put, and luckily I have very good hosting now.

I think this post turned into more of a rant, oh well I was annoyed with the SPAM! And strange enough it was for different movies. Probably a regular SPAM most get anyhow.

Who knows? Do you know?

We talk to Alice Seba, creator of the Hot Mama Makeover.

Download the Mp3 or visit the site to listen!

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