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Blogging. If it’s not part of your “here I am!” strategy – it should be.

Today I had tea with a group of entrepreneurial women at the monthly WHO (Women in a Home Office) meeting. I was invited to share what I know about creating a flow of traffic to one’s website. Among other things, we discussed the importance of having and maintaining a blog as part of a strategy to increase exposure. This is a synopsis of my presentation:

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Why I like to use PRWeb for online press releases

I’ve been a fan of the press release distribution service, PRWeb, for several years now. The service has always been first rate. It’s easy to use and I can reach a real person by phone whenever I need to.

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Why climb an active volcano? Because it’s there!

Part of the islands surrounding Santorini is Nea Kameni, an active volcano that is literally a barren mountain of pitch-black lava rock. Nea Kameni is host to thousands of walkers who brave the trek to the top. We decide to enlist.

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Mud Creative hears a WHO

A recent transplant in Calgary, I have started networking with organizations and individuals who share my passion for the web and search engine optimization.

Recently, I attended a WHO meeting, where I found myself in a very different type of group. continue reading »

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Don’t love ‘em and leave ‘em

I recently received a wonderful collection of 20 nuggets of marketing wisdom from m marketing inc., called “what works.”

Each nugget is clever and insightful, but one especially hits a personal note. continue reading »

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