Permanent blogging is a given. Blogging is addictive. Blogging is long term strategy that will yield so very much. Your business will benefit greatly, you clients will benefit greatly and you will benefit greatly from blogging. You must blog, you must continue, and you must persevere and be blogging permanently. Not because I say so, but because you can’t afford to not blog. You’d be paying a huge price for not blogging. So do your clients, and that is just not on, is it? Continue reading
Blogging is fun and blogging is smart. However, if you’re not careful, you’ll be spending lots of time on blogging, and this may make you wondering from time to time, what you’re all doing it for. Do you recognise any of these five questions? Continue reading
Fabulous, you have a blog for your business! Congratulations! You have a blog full of relevant and great blog posts, sharing your volcano of value with you clients, fans and readers. You’re happy and excited about your blog and you want thousand if not millions of people to come and read your posts. Nothing can beat receiving many comments on your blog posts, and you feel sure you’ll be seeing more and more of those comments since your blog is a source of new clients. Perhaps you recognise this?
Why blog? Blogging is transformational for me, in many ways. I express this in as many ways as I can. the transformation also lies in transforming seeds into seedlings, seedlings into trees, and trees into blossom, and blossom into fruit. You are an entrepreneur and you want to make your mark, you want to make a difference, you want your clients to be totally transformed, empowered and bearing fruit! Continue reading
Promotion of your blog is key. Except it shouldn’t be promotion. It should be presenting. Why?
I choose presenting rather than promoting… Your blog is a gift... a present, so promoting really is a dirty word for the power of presenting. Continue reading
From the very the moment I graduated as a construction engineer in 1985, right up to this very day in July 2014 I had convinced myself that I loved what I did. In a flash, on the 3rd of July 2014, I realised I had deluded myself. I had mistaken being very good at what I did, applying my talents, expertise and skills day in day out, for loving what I did. I had run a translation agency from 2002 up to 2014 that specialised on texts about architecture, construction and technology. Successfully. Continue reading