More WordCamp Chicago Photos
Lisa Sabin-Wilson, renowned author of WordPress for Dummies, person who gave free shirts and Skype headset, and oh, conference organized for WordCamp Chicago, has posted her photos here.
5 Ways to Survive a Conference
It’s the final day of WordCamp Chicago and I’ve had a blast being here, doing a little sightseeing and just hanging with some online buddies I don’t see
Chicago Day 2 – Photos
We walked down Michigan Ave., went up to the John (aka Herbie) Hancock Observatory, and Millennium Park, took our photo on the Jelly Bean (the wierd mirror blob)
Our Newest New Venture: WebDesign.com
For the last couple of months, we’ve been working behind the scenes to launch our next venture. Not talking about it openly has been extremely hard as we’ve
How to Look for a Super Small Office Space for Freelancers
One of the most enjoyable things I’ve done as an entrepreneur is look for our first office, which we affectionately called The Dorm Room. It was a simple
New Business WordPress Theme Released: Charlie
We just released a new blue and white WordPress biz theme called Charlie at iThemes.
The Value of an Active, Simple To-Do List
Over the years of working in pressure-cooker situations like as a newspaper editor with daily deadlines, I quickly learned the value of a simple to-do list. I’m writing
‘As Seen on TV’: Marketing Ideas Gleaned from Infomercials
I stumbled upon this CNBC Original Episode titled “As Seen on TV,” a revealing report on the $150 billion informercial industry … I tried to take decent notes
Social Media’s Great Opportunity Is …
… Search Engine Optimization. I just touched on this when I said that the day a social media platform (like Facebook or Twitter) outranks me in Google for
Go Where the Conversation Is
It’s taken me a while to finally realize that “the conversation” isn’t on my blog. In fact, unless you’re like Penelope Trunk (an awesome, sharp writer with big-time