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I'm writing this from a slightly saddened perspective, revisiting my favorite SNES RPGs and realizing something: The sentiment is pretty universal. Hugon on the Quarter to Three forum writes: €œWhen I think €˜console RPG' I think pages of fairly inscrutable character info and bad navigation. You cr Read More

Want to give your business a competitive advantage? Hire remote workers. Opening up your applicant pool to the entire world (rather than just the local work-force) makes it far easier to find, attract, and retain great talent. Many people are thrilled at the chance to work from wherever they’d like Read More

In this post I’m going to walk you through the steps we took to launch and promote our first ebook (…a great lead magnet, by the way).
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To make sure you aren’t being marked as spam, and to comply with the current CAN-SPAM your mailing list needs to have permission to send. Learn who is and isn’t OK to send to and why it matters. Read More

If you want to take your business to the next level and increase its reach, you have to establish your brand online. Here is how. Read More

Every business uses spreadsheets. For years, Microsoft Excel was the obvious choice, but as software migrates to the cloud, Google Sheets has emerged as a worthy opponent.

Some of the things both programs can be used for:

* Complex calculations
* Storing, sorting, analyzing and filtering str Read More

In this episode, we find out the processes behind the man who manages to put out 4 podcast episodes every week. Jon shares with us how his podcast grew so quickly he was forced to create systems, and how he got over what Seth Godin calls ‘the dip’ — a rapid decline in listenership. Read More

Hacking away at a piece of content that’s just not working? Here’s a trick we can all borrow from our friends the software developers. Read More

Does this sound like you? You need help handling all the duties of your business, but you don’t want to hire additional permanent employees. Whether you’re looking ahead to holiday shopping season or suddenly need summer staff, temporary workers might be able to fill the bill. Read More

I wrote this post from a hotel room in Manila and edited it on a last-minute trip to Taipei (there was a flight sale, it was practically forced on me *ahem*).

Although my transit and most of the trip falls on weekdays, I don’t plan to miss any work. In fact, if all goes as planned, my clients wo Read More