Last Friday I spoke at the annual conference for NAPO: The National Association of Professional Organizers, on the topic of “How to Plan, Build and Promote a Business Blog.”Since this is a constantly evolving seminar for me, there were significant changes from what I submitted in January and what I presented in March. I posted the handouts to my Web site for any attendees who wanted to download them.
I then decided to open that up to anyone who wanted to download and review the handouts. The target audience for the seminar is entrepreneurs and small business owners, but there’s a lot of information in there for anyone.
The download is free, but an email registration is required. (1MB, PDF.)
Thanks for this article. I just went to their site and it is packed full of useful information like this.
I do have a question though: in regards to RSS feeds, do you think it’s worth it to go ahead and have a bunch of different feeds or just go ahead and use something like feedburner that brings all of the different feeds together?
Thanks in advance!
Comment by New Business Blog — March 28, 2006 @ 9:16 pm
Rich, have you tried thumbstacks.com? It’s the (lightweight) PPT replacement on the web. Create and share online, all you do is publish the URL, then your readers always have the most recent version.
Comment by Zoli Erdos — March 30, 2006 @ 5:10 pm