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Why Hasn’t Starbucks Thought of Using Their Re-Loadable Cards This Way?
By Karri • Jul 14th, 2008 • Category: small businessAnd being the coffee thought leader that they are, maybe they have but are waiting to execute?
They’d better do it soon because I’m putting my idea out there for the world –including their competitors–to see. If I can buy a re-loadable Starbucks card and even go online to customize it, why can’t I buy say [...]
Website Grader Likes Me. Na Na Na Na Na.
By Karri • Jul 11th, 2008 • Category: seoMy colleague and new NOT just online friend, Tina Forsyth of Online Business Manager (she lives right here in my home town!), recently blogged about Website Grader , a delightfully elegant little SEO auditing tool for websites. I know that half these kinds of online tools are about as useful as my husband on a [...]
No CommentsOutsource the Details or Bust
By Karri • Jul 10th, 2008 • Category: small businessI met with my accountant the other day. He told me how much it would cost to outsource the lion’s share of my bookkeeping and financial reporting to his firm.
I almost fell off my chair.
Because it was so damned cheap. Not cheap like borscht kind of cheap. But cheap in comparison to what I’d lost [...]
Are You Ready to Blog for Business?
By Karri • Jun 18th, 2008 • Category: internet marketingThere are a lot of benefits to “blogging for business.” And if you have what it takes to blog about things your target market will enjoy or otherwise find useful, then a business blog can be a great addition to your online marketing strategy.
But blogging isn’t for everyone. It takes time. It takes dedication. And [...]
Choosing Your Blog Domain is All About Location, Location, Location!
By Karri • Jun 18th, 2008 • Category: usabilityThe most common question asked—aside of what to blog about in the first place—still comes down the age old business adage, Location, Location, Location! Not a decision to be taken lightly, you should think strategically when deciding where your blog will “fit” into the existing architecture of your online business. By weighing and considering a [...]
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