Archive for June, 2007
« Previous Entries Saturday, June 30th, 2007Sound Mind, Sound Body
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!by Tim Anderson
“A sound mind in a sound body, is a short but full description of a happy state in this world.”
–John Locke, Some Thoughts Concerning Education
For writers, a sound mind is essential. Elusive at times […]
Right to Recover - An Update
from Yvonne Perry
Things are going well on the marketing of my book RIGHT TO RECOVER Winning the Political and Religious Wars over Stem Cell Research in America. This week I have posted some new things on my blog.
I now have a video trailer that may be viewed at youtube.com. My tour banner is ready […]
Logos and Branding - Maximize Their Power!
by Jessica Dockter
Most of us know effective marketing is the result of consistent marketing efforts to target audiences, but it’s easy to forget about incorporating your logos (or branding) effectively. A few questions you want to ask before you start a massive marketing effort are:
1. Does my logo represent the services or products I’m trying to […]
What’s a Virtual Book Tour?
by Diane Eble
Last night I was interviewed by Suzanne Lieurance about my book, Abundant Gifts, in what is known as a Virtual Book Tour.
What’s a Virtual Book Tour?
This particular kind was created by Alex Mandossian. It’s a specific kind of campaign in which an “ask the author” page is set up on a web site, […]
Reveal
by Maurene J. Hinds
When we see a beautiful sculpture, sometimes it’s hard to remember that the
work didn’t begin that way. The artist started with a lump of marble, wood,
clay, or whatever medium was used. Many artists say they study the
original material to find the art inside. They slowly and carefully chisel
away to find the beauty […]
An Interview With Christopher Knight…
by Linda Della Donna
If you’re familiar with article directories, you’ve probably heard of Christopher Knight and www.ezinearticles.com. Not too long ago, I interviewed Knight. Here’s what I found out:
Article Writing & Marketing from a Writer’s Perspective: An Interview with Christopher Knight
Q: Christopher, tell me about your work. Where did the idea for ezinearticles.com come […]
Five Reasons You Should Be Blogging for Business Right Now!
by Suzanne Lieurance
Although web-logs (called blogs) started out as personal online diaries, today’s blogger can be anyone from a stay at-home-mom to a corporate mogul. And even the stay-at-home mom is likely to be blogging for business, not simply sharing her personal life with the world.
Whether you’re a small business owner, or just a […]
Me and Bobby McGee
by Tim Anderson
Yes, I’m dating myself a bit, but it’s worth it.
What’s better than listening to Janis Joplin belt out “Me and Bobby McGee, ” her voice so raspy it makes you reach for the cough drops just to ease the pain? Sadly, much of Janis’ short-lived life was riddled with self-medicated attempts to […]
Nashville Business Owner Earns Distinguished Toastmaster Award
As part of the Toastmasters progressive educational track, Yvonne Perry gave a 1-hour leadership presentation from the Successful Club Series, “How to Conduct Productive Meetings,” on June 12 at Fleet One in Nashville, Tennessee. It was an important event because it was the final presentation she needed to complete her DTM (Distinguished Toastmaster Award). The […]
Thursday, June 21st, 2007Give Your Book The Best Look With Dockter’s Designs from L.E.E. Design
by Jessica Dockter
Differentiation. It’s about being original; breaking free from the competition; leading, not following. I can help you forge a path away from the crowd, away from the noise, and closer to your customer.
How Will You Be Different?
Along with the perfectly picked and placed words that make up the timeless writings that emerge as […]