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Computers and the internet ARE eliminating jobs--but they're also making self-employment more doable--the 21st Century version of "cottage industry". Read More

Subscribers are the life blood of every blogger. For a multi-niche blog, organizing the list is highly important to make email newsletters more useful to subscribers. Read More

This is the story of how NOT to manage your reputation online, following Suze Orman’s mess last week. What lessons can we learn from this? Read More

One of my favourite TV cooking shows is River Cottage. In the last episode, Huge came up with a few creative ideas that immediately made me think about content opportunities for B2B companies to better market their products and services: Read More

Before you can just set up a mobile campaign, there are a few things you’ll need to iron out to make sure your website is mobile friendly. Read More

Before you sign up for a great work from home “opportunity,” consider these signs that it might be a work from home scam. You don't want to fall for something that's too good to be true. Read More

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Tom Shivers a few weeks ago...I’ve been an SEO consultant for 11 years now – yes, I got started in this space a long time ago when Yahoo was the most popular search engine until Google eclipsed them and has remained the dominant player. My philosophy of SE Read More

This e-book by Mayi Carles and April Bowles really understands that creative, quirky, and crafty people like me don't do well with legal jargon and pie charts. Read More

I know that many people are high tech about keeping up with their freelancing projects, using web apps that sync up with their smart phones. However, I like to use a regular, low-tech wall calendar. What do you use? Read More

Welcome to our second “Business Blog Commenting Carnival”, an irregular feature where I share with you some of the comments I left on great posts from other blogs. Read More