Business Blogging Pros

Women Living On The Edge

Business Blogging Pros welcomes ore newest clients, Maureen Weisner and Maya Balle of Women Living On The Edge.

Maureen and Maya are about helping women dust off their dreams, getting out there, and living - really living.

One of the things that was the most fun about this project was coming up with the banner. Usually our client has an existing website, collateral, or some artwork that we can use as a starting point. This time however, Maureen and Maya wanted a fresh look that would be a complete break from their existing designs. When I showed Maureen what our designer came up with she said, "You nailed it!". That made my day.

As with many of our recent clients, Maureen and Mayaa needed a website as well as a blog, and were very interested when they learned we could create a blog as a website for then.

The best part of one of these blogsites is that the owner can maintain it herself. We are teaching Maureen and Maya how to maintain the site, create new pages, add them to the menubar, etc. It's really pretty easy, and it's very empowering for the site's owner.

The Living Well Retreats

Business Blogging Pros welcomes our newest client, Dawn Rutledge and The Living well Retreats.

Dawn offers The mission of The Living Well Retreats is to provide faith based wellness programs.

As with many of our recent clients, Dawn needed a website as well as a blog, and was very interested when she learned we could create a blog as a website for her.

The best part of one of these blogsites is that the owner can maintain it herself. We are teaching Dawn how to maintain the site, create new pages, add them to the menubar, etc. It's really pretty easy, and it's very empowering for the site's owner.

AKA Fitness

Busines Blogging Pros welcomes our newest client, Alisa Keeton and AKA Fitness.

AKA Fitness helps women who are overweight, out of shape, and unhappy about it.

As with many of our recent clients, Alisa needed a website as well as a blog, and was very interested when she learned we could create a blog as a website for her.

The best part of one of these blogsites is that the owner can maintain it herself. We are teaching Alisa how to maintain the site, create new pages, add them to the menubar, etc. It's really pretty easy, and it's very empowering for the site's owner.

I Hate Hit-And-Runs

I'm not talking about automobile accidents.

I'm talking about the guy who shows up at your regular networking venue for the first time and you exchange business cards. You never see him again. Except suddenly you are receiving his newsletter.

When are these people going to learn the value of permission-based marketing?