Sometime last year, I started on VA Newsday – an experimental website where I pulled in RSS feeds from my favorite virtual business blogs and compiled them on one site – much like an online “newspaper”.  As I didnt have a lot of time to devote to it, I left the site alone late last [...]

In this teleclass, Carla & I will be presenting a how-to guide on how to sell your knowledge online. If you are a coach or consultant and have been wondering what you need to have in place in order to start selling your expertise on the web – you owe it to yourself to check this out.

One of the most important parts of any of my clients’ WordPress projects is the initial meeting when we discuss which WordPress theme would best meet the client’s needs. If you haven’t worked with WordPress yet, a WordPress theme gives the site its layout and navigation structure, as well as its “look and feel”. So, what do I look for in a WordPress theme? Most of the time it’s way more about function than form…

I’m delighted to be one of the presenters at the 5th Annual Online International Virtual Assistants Convention, which runs May 20th through May 22nd. This annual multi-speaker event features experts in a variety of fields presenting on topics of interest to Virtual Pros and their clients.

In the past month or so I’ve been very busy putting together my brand new blogsite development and support service packages. After years of working with VAs, Coaches and other Solopreneurs, there’s a clear pattern of what web services these kinds of businesses need in order to make the most of their online presence, not only for marketing and visibility, but also for easy maintenance and low “cost of ownership”. With that in mind, I’ve come up with four package options – each designed to address the needs of the beginner blogger to the established coaching practice with infoproducts and support staff…