Category: Blogging+Career
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4 Types of Written Content Your Family-Focused Business Needs to Increase Engagement
Parents are on a never-ending quest to learn everything they can about raising children, balancing their careers, and holding themselves together in the process. No matter how perfect a parent thinks they are, there’s always a bit of doubt circling inside their brains. (I’ve been a parent for almost two decades, so I speak from…
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Blogging 101: How to Start a Successful Blog
How to Start a Blog in 2022 I know that there are probably hundreds of blog posts on the web that teach you how to start a blog already. Still, I have over 20 years of blogging experience under my belt, and I think it’s about time I shared the basics of setting up a…
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6 Steps To Make an Impact on Clients with Your Freelancer Profile
A good freelancer profile is supposed to get you more clients. It should showcase all your talents, even the ones you don’t think you’re so great at. Your profile opens you up and makes you vulnerable. It basically says, “Here I am. Here’s what I can do. Now hire me!” And it can be quite…
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How To Start A Home Business With No Money
How to Start a Home Business with No Money If you would like to start your very own home-based business, and you want to do so without spending any money to get it started, then this one’s for you. There are multiple ways almost anyone can start a home-based business without risking a nickel to…
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Remote Jobs for Moms: Virtual Assistant
If you’re new here, let me tell you a bit about this series. The Remote Jobs for Moms series will feature remote jobs that are perfect for moms. Some will be employee-type jobs, while others will be more focused on self-employment, allowing you to build a business from home. Either way, these jobs can be…
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How to Raise Freelance Rates Without Losing Your Best Clients
There is nothing scarier when it comes to freelancing than losing your favorite clients when you increase your rates. Rate hikes are an inevitable part of doing business, and at some point, you will have to have a not-so-comfortable conversation with your clients about your increased rates. Over the years, I have learned a thing…