Flashcast Show 11: Analyze This!
Posted by Tammy Munson
On this edition of Business & Learning’s Flashcast, Tammy talks about taking time to analyze your business and yourself.
As a work at home business owner, you are both the boss and the employee. Some people can thrive in this type of situation and achieve more than they could in a traditional work environment. For other people, this situation can spell disaster.
That is why it is important to analyze yourself several times a year to make sure you are staying on track.This can be a hard thing to do for some business owners, but once you have analyzed yourself and your business , youíll be on your way to becoming a better business owner and having a better business.
Who Should Win??
Posted by Tammy Munson
Well Kelly McCausey is at it again with another great contest and this time she wants to know who should win the contest!
This contest prize up for grabs is a Lifetime Membership to Mom Masterminds worth $400.00. This is an amazing resource. Just ask those that won that prize at the Expo!
Now Kelly needs your help to pick the winner!!! You can read their submissions here on the Phase One post.
Between now and midnight on Saturday, August 18th, you can vote by posting a comment at Wahm Talk Radio telling me who you think should win.
Voting Rules:
You can only vote once!
Anonymous comments won’t count and will be deleted.
You must use your real name - any suspicious votes will be deleted.
So go over right now and vote for your favorite! One of the contestants is one of our featured speakers from the May 2007 Expo, Jennifer Gniadecki of Atypical VA.
UPDATE!!!! We’re proud to announce the TWO Winners are Jennifer Gniadecki and Alyssa Avant. Congrats Ladies and see ya over at MM!
Flashcast Show 10: Freebie Seekers
Posted by Tammy Munson
On this edition of Business & Learning’s Flashcast, Tammy talks about freebie seekers and how to turn them into loyal customers.
Freebie Seekers are only out to get one thing: something for FREE!
If you are offering something for free as in incentive for people to join your mailing list, you will have a list that contains some “freebie seekers“. A freebie seeker simply wants something for free. They may not even have an interest in your product. They simply sign up for your list in order to get something for free.
Remember, you can tryto avoid the freebie seeker in the first place, or you can try to turn them into loyal customers.