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It’s that time again. Ann Harrison over at Contemporary Retirement Coaching has posted another edition of Blogging Boomers Carnival. Ann Harrison is the owner of the Contemporary Retirement Company. She’s a Retirement OptionsTM coach, a pre-retirement trainer and the UK’s only 2young2retire certified facilitator. Her blog offers tons of resources to help people make the […]
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The Blogging Boomers Carnival #90 lands at The Baby Boomer Entrepreneur When it comes to marketing, you can’t function in a vacuum. You need to connect with real people who might need your products or services. To be a really effective marketer you shouldn’t just randomly send out messages and hope they stick; you need
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Every internet marketer will tell you “the money’s in the list.” This means traffic to your website or blog isn’t any good (from a financial point of view) until they join your email list, often a newsletter. In the early days of internet marketing it was easy to get subscribers. You just put a sign-up
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This week’s edition of The Blogging Boomers Carnival #89 is being hosted by The Boomer Chronicles. This blog is about how “a 50-something baby boomer examines midlife crisis, ennui in America, and other compelling ideas”. This week’s edition of the Carnival has a number of posts about the economic crisis, plus politics, financial planning, infidelity,
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The Baby Boomer Entrepreneur is appearing in two blog carnivals this week. You can find me at Blogging Boomers Carnival #88 hosted this week by Virginia Cornue at Vaboomer.com. Blogging Boomers is a collection of bloggers writing about a variety of topics related to life as a Baby Boomer. You can also find me at
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This week’s edition of the Blogging Boomers Carnival is hosted by the Midlife Crisis Queen. Written by Laura Lee Carter, the Midlife Crisis Queen covers a wide range of topics that we Boomers might stumble upon during this middle part of our journey through life. Laura Lee writes: A midlife crisis is a wake up
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Recently I’ve tried to find contact information for a couple of people and failed miserably. I found it terribly frustrating and began to wonder why someone would make it so hard to be found. The first was the guest of a teleseminar I attended. He was talking about using LinkedIn and invited participants to connect
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If you were to believe the media, you’d think all Baby Boomers are alike; we all share the same views, have the same interests and vote the same way. However, if you read the variety of blogs written by members of the Blogging Boomers Carnival, you’ll see the truth. We Boomers are as diverse as
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Saturday morning I was at the farmer’s market and ran into an old friend. We stopped to chat in front of the peach vendor. When his both cleared of customers, he came over to us, cut up a peach and offered us a taste. It was delicious and I ended up buying a basket. If
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This week’s Blogging Boomers Carnival is hosted by Ann Harrison at her Contemporary Retirement Coaching blog. Ann has some wonderful resources for helping people transition into retirement. The include her Retirement Detox Program complete with ebook and course. Her site is full of great information so when you’re finished checking out this week’s carnival, take
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