“No business can be all things to all people. The more narrowly you can define your target market, the better,” according to Entrepreneur. com. “Rather than creating a niche, many entrepreneurs make the mistake of falling into the ‘all over the map’ trap”, ” the authors continue. In fact, they advise, these days the trend […]
I think the article “Who’s Who in Your Doctor’s Office” in AARP Magazine is onto a good thing, using a concept that could be useful for us blog content writers. “Back in the day, there were doctors and nurses,” AARP authors Sarah Barchus and Cady Sagon explain. “Now a plethora of health care professionals may […]
For advice on the issue of the spam comment “attacks” that tend to plague newly created blog pages, I turned to friend Jeremy Politt of the ITeam . Jeremy was kind enough to share some of the following information for the benefit of Say It For You readers: Jeremy starts out by admitting that there […]
For business owners and practitioners newly venturing into blog marketing, it’s becoming downright annoying, to say the least. Yes, I’m referring to the spam comment “attacks” that tend to plague newly created blog pages. Those spam comments appearing on client’s websites appear to fall into three categories (the examples here are real, hard as it […]
Dave Cook, fellow member in one of my early morning business networking groups, was telling us about a nutrition product he represents that’s made out of moringa leaves. Listening to him, I was sure he’s been reading my blog posts about putting statistics into perspective for readers. Moringa leaves, I learned, have 4x the calcium […]
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