Posts Tagged ‘virtual assistant’

Kindle Fire Review

Love it! It’s small, heavier than I expected, and very sleek. Once I powered it on the vibrant display walked me through a few simple steps to setting up my new device.

Ease of access is smooth and extremely user friendly. My daughter—who has a lot of iPhone and iPod experience under her belt—has no problem maneuvering her way around Kindle Fire.  The apps available for the Kindle are from the …

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Add a Facebook Badge to your website

Let’s tie your Facebook Page to your website.

Step 1: Choose which Facebook Badge best suites you.

As you can see there are four different types of badges to choose from: Profile Badge, Like Badge, Photo Badge, and Page Badge (only available to application and page admins). And each serves its own purpose. Profile Badges are …

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The Benefits of Having a Facebook Welcome Page

As we dive deeper and deeper into the social media frenzy I’m finding that the different options for creating eye catching pages are becoming more and more available. I’ve tried a few different services for our pages and am quite pleased with the outcome. But of course there will come a day when I’m ready to change those up again too and like I said, the options are definitely out …

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The Holidays and the Virtual Assistant

A conversation between two amazing VAs prompted this post. It was about what a virtual assistant can do to help ease the stress of the holiday season. The answer – a VA can help or even take over some of the things you don’t have the time to do.

Gifts – Researching and purchasing gifts for family, friends, and business associates.
Holiday Cards – Hand sign, address, and mail your holiday cards. Send …

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Business Planning: 4 Steps to Creating Your Online Business Model Blueprint

I’m in the process of completely rethinking my business model, and that will be my primary focus as I plan this year’s business retreat for myself.  Your business model doesn’t have to be at all complex, but should provide the guiding force for all that you do, like guiding you to the opportunities to accept (and those to decline), the joint ventures and strategic alliances to …

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The 11 Most Crucial Emotional Triggers That Convert Prospects Into Customers

If you haven’t already, there’s still time to sign up for a groundbreaking marketing teleclass featuring Creative Marketing Coach Sue Painter coming up on *Tuesday, August 18, 2009*.
It’s called “The 11 Most Crucial Emotional Triggers That Convert Prospects Into Customers.”

(In a hurry? Sign up for this complimentary call now here)

 
If you haven’t heard of Sue, get ready to have your marketing philosophy changed forever. This dynamic …

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Make Sure You Snag your User Name

I read an article yesterday that came through my Facebook or Twitter about social networking squatters. Today I’m not able to find it. If you posted about this yesterday, please let me know and I will give you the kudos for this one.

Maybe you’re on LinkedIn or Facebook, maybe more. But have you considered or even know about all of the other networking sites out there? Even if you aren’t …

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Work at Home without Distraction

My friend Mike Michalowicz, of The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, has combined a list of 155 strategies to eliminate distractions while working at home, called The 155 Ways To Work At Home Without Distraction.  Great ideas if you work from home!

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You can’t buy this type of publicity

I watched a video yesterday that Ashton Kutcher tweeted. It’s a great video, see it below. When I watched there had been about 5000 views. This morning I get up and Good Morning America is promoting a story about this couple and their video. I check the views and it has gotten more than a million views since last night. Say ‘Thank you Ashton.’

It’s not easy getting Ashton’s attention. …

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Stay In Business After A Disaster

Whether it’s a natural or man made disaster, you want your business to survive a disaster with little disruption.  How quickly you can get back to business depends on the emergency planning you do today.

1. One of the first things you will need to do is to determine which staff, materials, and equipment are absolutely necessary to keep your business operating.
2. Create procedures for all aspects of your business in case someone …

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