Month: November 2010
Prioritize Your Email Tasks with TaskForce
If you’re anything like me, you get the majority of your assignments through email — not to mention any contacts you want to follow up with, newsletters you might want to read and various other notifications. That gets messy…fast. Enter Taskforce.
The Netsetter: Keyword Competition Analysis
Picking effective keywords for your content is at least as important as SEO. If you optimize for the wrong keywords, your search traffic will either be limited to lower search volumes than more optimal keywords, or the traffic will convert poorly.
What’s on Your Music Playlist – Freelance Edition
Call me odd, but I find that I struggle with two things that most people find easy. One is picking a topic for a blog post and the other is choosing music to help keep me dancing in my seat. So when I saw Susan’s music playlist, I figured IRead More
Survival Tips for Accidental Entrepreneurs
Remember about a decade ago, when the popular reality television show called “Worse Case Scenario” hit the scene? For those of you who may not be “in the know” on this one, here’s a recap: In essence, this weekly, nail-biting show used skilled stuntmen to provide demonstrations of how weRead More
Wunderlist is a Brilliant Task Management Tool
There is no dearth of to-do list tools or task management services, but that doesn’t mean there’s no scope for innovation left in this area. That’s exactly what Wunderlist shows. It’s been some time since I have come across such neat to-do list software. Apart from sporting a beautiful interface,Read More
The Art of Continuous Self-Development
The art of continuous self-development can be summed up in a single word. Change. The Japanese have added goodness to this simple concept through their term Kaizen. Kaizen literally means the following: “To become good through change.” As such, Kaizen is a great practice for improving your personal workflow andRead More
Billings Pro is Billing Software for Macs and iPhones
I’ve been trying out Billings Pro and I recommend the program to small business owners, including those with employees who telecommute or employees that are on the road often.