I recently asked on Facebook if anyone had any blog topic requests. One person suggested writing a blog post on how to raise prices without losing current clients. I thought that could be pretty helpful for lots of people, so here we go. :) First of all, I know this post doesn’t apply to everyone. […]

As promised, here are the survey results from late November. :) I took a little time reporting because I wanted to take some time to really pore through everything. We had 750+ responses and people were VERY generous with their time and comments. Thank you so much. The results here are a huge reason I

If you wish you could have super-trained assistants WITHOUT your needing to do the training… I have a very awesome offer for you. (100% of the proceeds are going to charity and you’ll pay the charity directly.) See… I have a product coming up that I’m planning on making an investment of $200 (but not

It’s 1:30 am. I should be sleeping (especially considering I have a long 3 days of meetings coming up), but I am just TOO freakin’ excited about this plugin to NOT share it. And since it’s completely off the market in 3 days (I don’t know why they do that!)… I felt like I had

I recently promoted a Pinterest course that got lots of great feedback. And since I’ve started dabbling in offline marketing again (just with select businesses I really care about), I started thinking… how can I combine the two? If you’re into offline marketing, here are some ideas I had. They’re a bit random :), but

Today’s post more of a tactical one. :) (I like to switch it up!) When I ran a survey asking what you were most interested in, many people said they’d love more affiliate marketing tips. So here’s one of my favorite tactics for evergreen affiliate promotions. It involves making an $8 or $9 investment that

I posted this to my Facebook group about a week ago and wanted to share it publicly as well. Here’s what I posted: One of my coaching clients-turned friend just created a product. Yesterday he told me he wanted to split the profits with me. I told him I wasn’t going to say no because