Previously I wrote blog posts about MailerLite and Draft. Draft has become one of my new favorite tools for drafting articles for clients as well as posts for my websites, and MailerLite has become my new favorite mailing list management website. This week I learned a few new things about both of these resources, and … [Read more…]
For years I’ve been using MailChimp to send out my newsletters – I like it because it’s free up to 1,000 subscribers. Unfortunately, it does have some drawbacks – if I want to create an autoresponder message, I would have to upgrade my account to a paid account. Earlier this year, I tried out Aweber … [Read more…]
Shyam B. Hardwaj is an SEO consultant who’s done some guest posting for me before. In this post, he provides advice on how to blog when you have a day job. Blogging with a full-day job sounds interesting but can be quite a challenge. If you have a job, then probably you are working 9 … [Read more…]
If you write for a living, it’s important to set yourself goals for how many words you want to write per day and per week. It’s also helpful to have a way to challenge yourself to meet those goals. Recently I found an interesting way to do just that using two websites – Draft and … [Read more…]
Please note, this is a summary of a review posted on reviews.com. Hello fellow work from home friends! First, I apologize for my lack of presence lately. As some of you may know, my husband and I recently bought our first house, and I’ve been very busy between getting moved in and getting everything set … [Read more…]
Have you ever wondered what the biggest source of interruptions are for freelancers? In this infographic, Sara Duggan shares the biggest source of interruptions for nine freelancers. Picture it… You’ve decided to kick the 9-5 cubicle gig to the curb to work at home. You envision relaxed and fun filled days playing with the kids … [Read more…]
Recently, I discovered the website Dynalist. It’s like a more souped up version of Workflowy – it has a lot of the same features, but also a lot of other ones that I think make Dynalist better. In this post, I’ll discuss Dynalist, its features, and what makes it better than Workflowy.
One of the Christmas presents that I got this year that I’m really loving is my Amazon Echo Dot. I’ve found many different ways to use it, including a few that help me stay focused and productive when working from home. In this post, I’ll share some of the ways I use the Echo Dot … [Read more…]
Whether you work from home or outside the home, one of the most important things you can do to make more money is further your education. Getting an advanced degree, or even learning new skills can help immensely when it comes to making more money. But what do you do when you don’t have the … [Read more…]
One resolution many of you may have made for 2017 is to find a new job. Whether you’re looking for a job outside the home, or a work from home job, it’s important to show that you’re the best candidate for the job. In this guest post, Jennifer Broflowski shows us how to do just … [Read more…]