By Becky, on August 25th, 2010

Motivation Killers
Motivation killers are those “little” things that we let build up inside us that can literally kill our desire to get something accomplished some days, and if let go can actually kill our business.
“Attitude” is probably the greatest motivation BUILDER or motivation KILLER. It is absolutely essential that you keep a positive attitude about yourself . . . → Read More and Comment: Motivation Killers for your Craft Blog
By Becky, on August 23rd, 2010

I’ve got a list of things to do for the week to promote my blog, help others discover my craft website. Follow along or make your own list and share it. . . . → Read More and Comment: Weekly To-Do August 23
By Becky, on August 5th, 2010

This post was taken from Erica Biz. Love here site! Check it out for more great blog info.
Choosing a domain name: Your difficult
questions answered! What domain name should you choose for your business? Is a .com still important? Should you pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for a .com, or just register a .biz or other extension? Are Google search engine ranks affected by whether you have a .com or not?
. . . → Read More and Comment: Domain Names for your Craft Blog
By Becky, on August 3rd, 2010

Jeneth interviewed Kim Castle from Brand You blog.brandyou.com
Are Entrepanuears Born or Bred?
Branding process: how am I unique? Why? What’s unique about me?
You are putting your power out in the market and it constantly changes. Uniqueness is already there. How you solve things.
. . . → Read More and Comment: Brand You – Notes from the call
By Becky, on July 30th, 2010

I have found a way to bypass a monthly bill!! Lately I have been thinking about my newsletter that I offer here and on my sewing blog. I have been thinking about whether I really even need it- can I not just use feedburner?, all I am using it for is a broadcast of my blog posts + 1 other newsletter. . . . → Read More and Comment: Newsletter Plugin for WordPress
By Becky, on July 29th, 2010

Some great insight on what you need for your business when it comes to the IRS. Go through the list and check off what you have done —or not. Doing this will help you know what is the next step to take with your craft business. . . . → Read More and Comment: Hobby or Business? What do you tell the IRS?