Did you ever wonder how that whole Creative Commons thing works? I get many of my photos for this blog (and my other blogs) by searching in Flickr for Creative Commons licenses. Now they’ve made it even easier through their Search by Creative Commons site. Now you check Google, Yahoo, Flickr, Blip.tv, Owl and SpinXpress [...]
Monthly Archives: March 2009
The Times They Are Changing: Did You Know…
Things have changed dramatically since we were kids. Heck, things have changed dramatically since we left school. And according to what they say in the video below, what a college student learns in their first year of school will essentially be obsolete by their third year of school. You can’t keep telling yourself that as [...]
How to Make the Most Out of Your WordPress Blog With Tutorials
There’s a lot that I can do here on WordPress. There’s even more though that I can’t do, because 1) I just don’t know and 2) I don’t care to learn how. This is especially important when it comes to all the back end sort of stuff. Me, I love WordPress because of all the [...]
I Love Hearing Smart, Entrepreneurial Women Share Their Journey
Last night I was lucky enough to hear three local LA women talk about their businesses: Candace Nelson, the founder of Sprinkles Cupcakes; Amanda Kennedy, the founder of Sassybax; and Wanda Wen, the founder of Soolip . These women were amazing to listen to. They told about how they started their businesses, how they [...]
Have You Referred Anyone Yet?
This week, March 9 – 13 is Make a Referral Week. What a great opportunity to spread the word about other how great other small businesses are. Make a Referral Week is an entrepreneurial approach to stimulating the small business economy one referred business at a time. The goal for the week is to generate [...]
Three Things You Need If You Want More Customers
If you don’t yet read Seth Godin’s blog, I suggest you do so. I’ve found it to be so right on and though provoking often enough that I subscribe via email as well as through RSS (I’ve found that this way I’m more inclined to read it instead of “marking as read” which have to [...]
