Newsletter Critique: ExtraordinaryHomes.com
Carol Abrahamson, a new reader and owner of ExtraordinaryHomes.com, recently wrote in to Michael Katz to ask him some questions about the…
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Carol Abrahamson, a new reader and owner of ExtraordinaryHomes.com, recently wrote in to Michael Katz to ask him some questions about the…
Cindy, a professional life coach, has been frustrated with the results her marketing efforts have been producing lately. Despite everything she is doing, the outcome is still not what she is looking for in her bottom line.
They're watching you - you know that? They've been scoping out your site for quite some time, looking at ways to screw with you and your site.
Too often failing projects surprise us. Have you ever had a project that seemed to be going along just fine, and then, when the delivery deadline drew near, suddenly, everyone's two months late?
Putting out a newsletter is kind of like flossing your teeth. You know you should, but it sure is easy to put off. I'm hoping these six reasons will motivate you to give it a try. You'll find that once you make the commitment, it's really not all that hard to do.
For most folks, commuting mileage is a non-deductible expense -- unless you know the little tax trick I'm about to reveal. The non-deductibility of commuter miles is painfully true for the employee who fights rush hour traffic every day, twice a day, for 5 to 10 hours a week.