From the category archives:

Learning

Review: The Jack Bauer Info Product Challenge!

25 January 2010

Welcome back to Self Employed Mum. Thanks for visiting!

Some of you may have caught some of my tweets on Saturday (from @selfemployedmum and @alisonrothwell) and been a bit mystified as to why I was promoting a product for you to buy, as I don’t normally do this.
On Saturday I was a guest speaker at [...]

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Waiting for Google…

21 January 2010

OK, I’m waiting for Godot, sorry Google, and Man is it getting tedious…
I built a site on Sunday – nothing fancy – just a self-hosted wordpress blog skinned with a magazine theme. It’s a test site for me to do some experimenting on, in particular, some marketing stuff.
I set it all up, wrote ten pages [...]

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Free Webinar – Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization

8 January 2010

On Tuesday 12 January, I’ll be kicking off a new FREE webinar – the Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization.
A webinar covering everything you want to know about search engine optimization (SEO) but were afraid to ask.
Join me as I explain

What meta tags are and why they are important
How to build the best backlinks [...]

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What’s all the Buzz About Google Caffeine? FREE Webinar

6 January 2010

Word has it that there’s soon to be a new search engine in town…
The mighty behemoth Google has been undergoing a face-lift since the Summer, code-named “caffeine”.
Google is rumoured to be rolling out this new search engine in the New Year. There has been some research so far into the suspected changes to the algorithm [...]

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Trying Out: The Pomodoro Technique

2 December 2009

At the internet marketing seminar I attended last weekend I discovered a new time management technique which I thought I’d share with you all.
It’s called the Pomodoro Technique (a name close to my heart as I love tomatoes!). It was invented by an Italian student, Francesco Cirillo, who used one of those “tomato kitchen timers” [...]

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