Just a quick reminder that there’s only a few days left to save up to $75 on my new Personalized Technology Coaching service. The special introductory rates expire on June 30th.

Personalized Technology Coaching allows you to get the answers you need now to your virtual office, technical support and website-related questions.  Schedule a time of your choosing, and fill that time asking as many questions as you want about any tech-related resource question you like… how-tos, demos, training, and if needed, even remote support (where I can directly access your PC) are included.  Use your scheduled time for:

  • Virtual Business Resource Consulting
  • One-on-One Training (Applications, Blogging, etc)
  • Technical Support
  • Product Demos
  • …or a bit of each!

Schedule an appointment before June 30th and save up to $75.00.

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June 25th: The Emergence of the Product Launch Manager with Craig Cannings

June 20, 2009
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The Delaware Valley Virtual Assistants Association (DVVAA)  is hosting a special teleseminar event with Craig Cannings, founder of  VA Classroom. The topic: The Emergence of the Product Launch Manager:
Many virtual professionals are currently working with clients who are launching new web products (ie ebooks, coaching series, software products) on a regular basis. In this important [...]

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Don’t Call Me Liz – A Cautionary Tale About EMail Anger

June 20, 2009
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Anyone who uses email on a regular basis (or like me, depends on it as I do oxygen & water), has had the experience of being misunderstood in a message. I try to take the time whenever possible to carefully craft my wording so I am not only understood clearly, but also understood in the [...]

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June 24th: A Free One-Hour, Two-Part, Lead-Generating Webinar Presentation…

June 19, 2009
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Don’t miss this complimentary one-hour, two-part, lead-generating webinar presentation!
Part I:  Turning Contacts into Sales with Carla Wilson: Contacts don’t magically turn into sales – it takes some organization!  Learn how to organize your database and marketing to increase your conversion rates and make more sales!  Longtime Executive Assistant and business owner, Carla Wilson, will [...]

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New Service: Personalized Technology Coaching

June 16, 2009
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Coaches, Virtual Assistants and other Solopreneurs often struggle with a variety of technology and resource issues – especially in the startup phase of their businesses. With a multitude of options available for everything from websites to IP phone services… shopping cart systems to domain names, the blizzard of options and choices can be confusing at [...]

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Weekend Roundup: The Coming Twitpocalypse, Cheap PR & The Facebook Land Rush

June 13, 2009
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Here’s a few snippets of the highlights from my fav tech blogs from the past week… enjoy!
Unless you’ve been under a rock all week (or just offline a lot), you certainly heard about the new Facebook username mania. The launch last night, despite dire predictions of crazy land rushes and crashed servers (200,000 were snapped [...]

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A Serious Food Blogger Switches from Typepad to WordPress

June 4, 2009
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Diane Eblin, besides being one of my wonderful clients, is a very serious blogger… a very seriously gourmet gluten-free foodie blogger. Her site, The W.H.O.L.E. Gang,  boasts a huge treasure trove of mouth-watering gluten-free organic recipes for all sorts of treats, from humble egg salad to an elegant Bananas Foster.
Diane’s food blogging began with an [...]

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Protect Your PC from the Gumblar/Martuz Worm

May 26, 2009
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You may have heard that there’s a nasty PC worm making the rounds on the web, called Gumblar.cn, or more recently, Martuz.cn.  This worm can infect your computer by your merely viewing an infected website  – no clicking necessary, also known as a “drive-by” infection.
Users of Internet Explorer are particularly vulnerable, but all PC users [...]

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Weekend Blog Picks: Unitaskers, Twitter Fixes & The Pope’s iPhone App

May 23, 2009
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As Im trying to take it easy this Memorial Day weekend, I thought I’d share snippets of some of my favorite blog articles from the past week…
The always-informative Andrea Kalli posts about those pesky  Twitter background upload issues… and I thought it was just me! Andrea compares the two most common fixes.
Formspring’s blog featured a [...]

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Twitter Is Not EMail

May 17, 2009
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Most who know me also know I’m a huge Twitter fan.  It’s not only a social media, it’s a genuinely useful and flexible tool that can be adapted to almost any purpose.  As Twitter is everywhere in the media these days I notice new users (and some not-so-new users) venting about suffering another’s apparently bad [...]

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Website Spiffed-up for Summer…

May 13, 2009
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I’m putting the final touches on my latest re-decorating of this website (again). This site runs on WordPress, which makes it a snap to do…two hours start to finish. I was inspired by summer fabrics, beach umbrellas & the like… hence the stripes in sea-blues and aqua.
The new look  (and all the [...]

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