Coach John G. Agno of So Baby Boomer is the host of this week’s edition of the Blogging Boomers Carnival. This week we’re doing something a little different with the Carnival. We’re all writing about how the Recession is affecting baby boomers. Even so, the topics covered are broad: making ends meet when your assets […]
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Everyone has favorite tools that get them through the day. I discovered most of the ones I use from Twitter or articles like these so I thought I’d share the love. Here are the free online and technology tools I can’t live without: 1. Social media I can’t imagine running my business without Facebook, LinkedIn
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I believe that keeping a positive mental attitude is essential when you’re a solo-preneur, particularly during these troubled times. If you’re feeling desperate or scared it’s really hard to keep going. It’s hard to make plans and even harder to implement those plans. When speaking to potential customers, it’s harder to make the sale if
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This week’s edition of the Blogging Boomers Carnival is being hosted by Janet Wendy Spiegel over at Gen Plus: Re-inventing 50 Plus. Janet is “Passionately dedicated to the issues affecting Boomers and 50 Plussers” and her blog is definately worth a visit. This week’s Carnival includes a number of posts about social media, the lost
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By Michael Fleischner Did you know that you can significantly improve your overall search engine rankings with the help of an online press release? For those of you without a marketing background, let me explain the nature of a press release and how you can use this little known SEO technique to improve your search
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Whether you are just starting your business or launching a new product with it’s own url, choosing a domain name can be a scary proposition. Your url will be with you for a long time, so you want to get it right. On the other hand, domain names are cheap. For as little as $10
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It’s that time again. Blogging Boomers Carnival #106 is being hosted this week by Wesley over at Life Two: an interesting site with a collection of all things mid-life. As usual this week’s carnival includes an array of topics from the fastest growing demographic on Facebook to as study on weight loss to true love
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If you don’t log into Feedburner on a regular basis – and perhaps even if you do – you might not be aware that Google’s purchase of Feedburner has some impact on you. As of Saturday February 28th, if you haven’t transferred your feed to the new Google account, you won’t be able to check
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The hottest thing in Twitter seems to be sending automated DMs to new Twitter followers. A DM is a direct message sent via Twitter which can only be seen by the receiver and sender, not by the entire Twitterverse. How do they do this? By using a service like TweetLater to automatically follow anyone who
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This past weekend I attended my first Podcamp Toronto. Billed as an “unconference”, Podcamps are an international phenomenon. They are centered around podcasting and other social media tools. The idea is to break the mould of formal conferences. Anyone who wants to speak at a Podcamp can. Admission is usually free, with sponsors covering the
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