Thanks to Janet Barclay’s Tweet this morning, I’ve discovered an interesting new tool called Loaded Web. The folks at Loaded Web are “trying to be the first purely geo-based blog directory. This means we want to organize blogs primarily by geography – where the blogger is from.” They are doing the same for Twitter. Why […]
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This week’s host of the Blogging Boomers Carnival is Dina at This Marriage Thing. Dina writes about the ups and downs of marriage in your boomer years. In addition to Dina, this week’s Blogging Boomers Carnival includes posts about Barbara Weibel’s foray into opera, alternatives to the middle-aged mini skirt, moving away from anger, responsiblity
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As an entrepreneur without a business degree (I studied history and then journalism) I’ve had to spend a lot of time learning on my own. This has meant reading a variety of business books. However, even if I had an MBA, I suspect I’d still be doing a lot of reading. Things change so fast,
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Knowing how much to share of yourself is one of the biggest stumbling blocks people have about social media. In traditional marketing you are talking about the product or the results the product achieves, not yourself. But social media turns that on its head. People expect you to talk about yourself. And that’s not a
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I often hear from people who spent some time on Facebook or LinkedIn but eventually gave up because they just didn’t see results. Others keep going but are telling me they don’t know if it’s working. If you’re not seeing results – or you’re just not sure what they are – you need to take
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The Boomer Chronicles is the host of this week’s Blogging Boomers Carnival. The Boomer Chronicles author Rhea’s motto is “I’m a baby boomer, I have a blog, and I know how to use it.” Her blog stirs up conversation and really puts the “social” in social media. In this edition of the Carnival you’ll find
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For many small business owners, learning is a key part of becoming successful. No matter how much experience you had in the work world, there will be areas of running a business that are new to you: perhaps accounting, marketing, sales, technology. And worse, technology changes so rapidly that even if you were up to
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Just last week I was a guest on the Growing Bolder radio show, talking about socia media and baby boomer entrepreneurs. The recording is now live on their website. Please take a listen when you have a moment. Andrea J. Stenberg
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Coach John G. Agno of So Baby Boomer is the host of this week’s edition of the Blogging Boomers Carnival. This week we’re doing something a little different with the Carnival. We’re all writing about how the Recession is affecting baby boomers. Even so, the topics covered are broad: making ends meet when your assets
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Everyone has favorite tools that get them through the day. I discovered most of the ones I use from Twitter or articles like these so I thought I’d share the love. Here are the free online and technology tools I can’t live without: 1. Social media I can’t imagine running my business without Facebook, LinkedIn
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