The Story Exchange, a nonprofit media organization that is dedicated to sharing the personal and professional stories of female business owners, posted an article by our founder, Lorrie Thomas Ross, titled “Successful Women Entrepreneurs Do These 7 Things. The Last One May Surprise You”. In this article, Lorrie points out the prominent patterns that she … Read More
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I JUST Wish Women Would Stop Saying Just!
If I open another email from a professional woman that leads with this dirty four-letter word, I am going to lose it. Ladies, remove the word JUST from your vocabulary! AHHHHHHH!!!!! Just is an awful word and women use it far too often personally and professionally. The word just is a credibility killer, a power diminisher and invitation … Read More
Do Your Emails Look Like Sh*t?
The WWW Team may not share an office, but we sure do share a sense of humor! We love collaborating work-wise and sometimes find ourselves chatting or emailing to rant (which often turns into helpful blog posts like the one we did about how old you look if you still double space after a period! (I … Read More
The Power of Suggestion
People don’t know what they don’t know. This is one of my favorite business sayings (my team can vouch for that!) While there is so much truth to this, so many leaders forget. The power of suggestion is critical to your web-based business success. People are not going to reach for a product or service … Read More
Make Marketing an Everyday Practice
Having a web-based business does not mean that you can hide out behind your computer and expect work to magically land in your lap. Getting work done takes energy – so does attracting it! My web marketing business has been profitable every year for the 10+ years I have run it for ONE reason: I make marketing … Read More
Google Yourself The Right Way To See What’s Buzzing
Part of my work as a marketing manager includes pitching my clients to journalists. You ever wonder how people get quoted in articles? The days of reporters strolling the streets for articles and hunkering down in newsrooms is long gone. Writers often get sources by sending their queries through sites like Profnet and HARO. You see … Read More