Are you working too hard in your business? If you’re an entrepreneur, you probably are, especially if you’re in the early stages of your business building. And you’re not alone.

This concept was (still is, from time to time) difficult for me to grasp when my own coach shone a light on it for me. But since I’ve tried to be aware of how much effort I really need to put into a task to get the result I want, it’s opened up space for things to flow more effortlessly and more quickly than ever.

The biggest problem I’ve always had promoting my web site is keeping myself focused. After all, what should I be doing? Publishing my own e-zine, placing classified ads, looking for link exchange partners, writing articles… My head is beginning to spin just from trying to list all the promotion strategies available today!
But when my friend who is just putting her professional practice on the Internet asked me, “Milana, what should I do now?”, it all became very clear: don’t spread yourself thin. Choose up to 2 ways to promote your …

If you want to be taken seriously, particularly in the online arena, your website must have a professional look and feel. A professional-looking website will lend you credibility and legitimacy, and it will make your visitor feel more confident in you, your products and your services.
Whether or not you have a designer or you go the DIY route, you want to make sure that you add the following to make your website reflect the professionalism of your business.
1. Have a dedicated domain for your website and your email.
First and foremost, …

& Learn What Does Not Belong In Your Media Bio
Follow these simple steps to creating a powerful media bio designed to get you booked on the media of your dreams. Annie Jennings PR is a major provider of experts to the media and the PR visionary who has led the industry to all new levels of performance.

Your bio should always begin with your credentials, academic achievements, professional and academic affiliations.

If you are the author of books, papers, and/or studies note those next along with the names of the papers and …

When it comes to technology, there are two basic kinds of blogs: hosted and self-hosted:

A hosted blog resides on someone else’s server. You don’t have to get your own hosting to publish this type of blog and there are several hosted blogging services available, including Blogger, TypePad, Live Journal and WordPress.com. Many hosted blog services are free, others charge a nominal fee.
A self-hosted blog resides on your server (or that of your hosting service). Basically, you secure the hosting and install the blogging software, such as WordPress or Moveable Type.

The …