CaroleAnne Hardy is the Founder and President, of The Advisors Voice. Find out how her atypical journey led her to help advisors and advisory firms identify their unique voice, articulate their specific value, and leverage digital and social media to establish a consistent brand and create a powerful online presence. Tell ... Read More
The Work at Home Woman
5 Signs It’s Time to Raise Your Service Rates
I remember the moment I realized I was seriously undercharging for my services. The moment when, after years of quietly slogging away, I realized that if I calculated how much I was being paid vs. how much time I spent working (including time spent on unpaid yet essential business tasks), my hourly rate was below the minimum wage ... Read More
5 Ways Blogging Can Contribute to Your Self Growth
We all have them. Bad habits, mindsets, learned helplessness that we may not be aware of. We’ve gotten quite accustomed to them that they feel a part of us. Developing good blogging habits should allow you to confront some of these habits and make decisions about them that will be beneficial. If you’re new to blogging welcome ... Read More
Creating Your Own Online Business
Sponsored by Pure-Ecommerce Buyer Beware: Pure-Ecommerce no longer maintains positive reviews. They have a 2-star rating on Sitejabber and many unanswered complaints with the Better Business Bureau. For these reasons, I no longer recommend them as a reputable company to work with. Are you a “Stay-at-Home” (SAH) Mom, and have ... Read More
Be Your Own Boss and Work from Home with LiveOps
Sponsored by LiveOps Independent Contractor Opportunities are Available in Sales and Customer Service Are you looking for an opportunity to support your family while still being available to attend school and sporting events? Are you looking to escape the “rat race” but still want to use your education and skills? Are you ... Read More
How a Blog Can Be a Launchpad for Other Job Opportunities
Susan Wenner Jackson co-founded the blog, Working Moms Against Guilt back in 2006. Since that time, her blog has evolved into a nationally recognized resource, with mentions and coverage on ABC News, the New York Times, Real Simple Magazine, and CNN. While Susan hasn't focused on monetizing her blog, it has become a launch pad for ... Read More
How Jessica Earns $27,000 a Month From Her Coaching Business
Jessica Nazarali is a Business Strategist and Certified Master Coach. Her journey to entrepreneurship began after she graduated from University and started her blog while working in business development for Fortune 500 companies. But what she really wanted to do was start a coaching business, so 18 months after starting her health ... Read More
Three Ways to Boost Your Productivity With Everyday Technology
By Mridu Parikh Overwhelmed by the onslaught of apps that promise to make your life more productive? You’ll learn to organize your emails, take control of your finances, streamline your grocery shopping, and never miss a to-do again. But getting yourself to use the apps as intended is where you fall short. They’ll make good on ... Read More
Tips To Becoming A Successful Freelance Writer
So you like to write, and you’ve been hearing so much about people quitting their day jobs and making a living off of freelancing. Why can’t you be one as well? You already know you can write and that you love doing it, so what’s stopping you? There’s nothing to stop you from taking the plunge. You can even make the transition ... Read More
Working From Home as a Freelance Marketing Consultant
Anne Hebert has been working from home as a freelance marketing consultant since 1995. She has worked with hundreds of companies, organizations, and individuals in dozens of industries, creating a strategy and digital content to help them effectively deliver their messages and define their brands. Her specialties include marketing ... Read More
Working From Home as a Business Consultant and Coach
Jennifer Martin's work as a Zest Business Consultant, an EMyth Certified Business Coach, and Professional Speaker draws on her 25+ years of business experience helping organizations large and small make millions of dollars. She’s had a solid history of success working with large companies in many different industries as well as ... Read More
From Corporate Worker to Freelance Writer, Interview with Laura Spencer
Laura Spencer started her freelance writing business in 2002. Her specialties include business writing, copywriting, editing, and web content. Before 2002, she worked for several Fortune 500 corporations developing online help systems, technical documentation, and training materials. What did you do before launching your own ... Read More
Are You Ready to Launch Your Fall Fashion Career?
Sponsored by CAbi By Holly Reisem Hanna On July 18th, I had the pleasure of attending the CAbi Scoop in Denver, Colorado, where they launched their fall collection, BeautiFall Me. Ever since I was introduced to CAbi back in 2010, I’ve had an obsession with the brand. From the fabulous clothes and the highly anticipated events ... Read More
How This Mom Joined the World of Freelance Copywriting
Mindy McHorse had always loved writing, but when she went off to college she decided to take a more traditional career route and focused on pre-med. After obtaining her Master's Degree in Public Health and landing a cushy job in project management, she felt like something was missing from her life. As fate would have it, writing made ... Read More
Being Authentic – Three Tips For Being True to Yourself
Lately, the one theme I repeatedly see is the need to authenticity and being true to one’s self. I see it in posts from coaches I follow on Facebook and Twitter; from some of the big gurus, such as John Maxwell and Martha Beck in books and magazines I read; and in movies and TV shows I’ve watched. Being authentic seems to be ... Read More
