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One of the greatest things about owning an online business is that you can get your hands on quantifiable data that can help you to analyze exactly what you need to do in order to increase your bottom line. Read More

As you've probably heard, more and more people are shopping on their smartphones and experts are saying that everyone needs to be thinking about mobile. But does that hold true for a really small shop like mine? Read on to find out what our mobile sales looked like for the year compared to prior Read More

If there is one thing I learned from working, it is that your efficiency is greatly improved if you batch similar tasks together. Read More

When I first upgraded to a VPS webhost from Bluehost shared hosting, I blindly signed up for a VPS that one of my friends recommended. And while I won’t name names, I stayed with this same VPS webhost for several years until it completely crashed on me late last year which prompted me to search for Read More

Google is demonized by many as making it extremely difficult for small-time webmasters to rank on the first page. But in reality Google doesn’t have it in for the little guy — their priority is to serve up the best possible search results. Read More

Normally, I don't post year end reviews for my blog but MyWifeQuitHerJob.com hit several milestones this year that I'd like to share with you. Read More

A new year is now upon us and if you’re anything like me you have big plans for your online business.

There’s one major lesson I learned last year that I will be taking into the new year — success is dictated to a great extent by how well you apply yourself to your endeavors. Read More

My wife just closed the books on our online store and I'm happy to report that we had another record year of earnings! Here's how we grew our business this past year. Read More

In my last post I talked about building a business around an established audience, and more specifically, the concept of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Read More

When I first ventured into e-commerce, I was incredibly leery of starting a product-based store. I had a friend who had grown a great store, only to be undercut by Amazon. How could I ever compete with their prices? Find out in this post. Read More