How To Create A Course Online – A Collaborative Experience

December 21, 2021March 13, 2021

In this post, I share a great collaborative experience as we explored how to create a course online. Following a fiasco using a WP plugin, …

How Do You Handle Price On Your Website

January 26, 2022June 5, 2017

How Much - The question on everyone's mind before they decide to buy. So handle it on your website

While enjoying a networking coffee date with a friend that is busy revamping her business website, I asked: “how do you handle price on your website?” Her reply was that she does not address the subject because she customizes her service to the needs of her client. I decided to address this issue in today’s issue of Mindset Monday.

Website Planning Guide

January 26, 2022October 31, 2016

As a solopreneur, you know that you must discover a way to communicate with your future clients or customers. You’ve read in Gerber’s books that you must select channels that will reach them and you have concluded that you must have an online presence in view of today’s electronic and mobile world; a business must be immediately present online. So now it is time to acquire a website. Some solopreneurs will decide to develop their own, while others will hire a web developer to do it for them. In both cases, this website planning guide is the place to begin.

Why Update Your Website?

January 26, 2022January 25, 2016

It’s all about first impressions! As soon as I see one of those old black sites that is packed with stuff on the first page, I know the owner hasn’t paid a lot of attention to the impression being left. Yes, there are many businesses that had a site developed years ago and think that’s all that is required – similar to a brochure that never changes. They may ask ‘why update my website?’ Amazing the number of sites that have outdated information. I discovered one recently that had the wrong address.

How Do I Make Changes To My Website?

January 26, 2022November 23, 2015

You Are The Owner of Your Website

Many solopreneurs have decided they do not have the time or inclination to develop their own website. So they find a developer who puts the Word Press site together using the information they provide. The developer sets it all up and then either gets very busy and doesn’t respond to requests to “make changes to my website” or s/he simply disappears. Now, what does the solopreneur do to recover that investment?

It’s easy to find another developer but that person will need basic information to get started. Here is advice to ensure that all will not be lost if your web designer disappears: