84 Lessons From 20 Years As An Online Entrepreneur (Updated)
A summary of 84 lessons that I have learned over the course of 20 years as an online entrepreneur, through highs and lows, and different businesses.
A summary of 84 lessons that I have learned over the course of 20 years as an online entrepreneur, through highs and lows, and different businesses.
It is one thing to build your email list. It is quite another to ensure the emails you send actually arrive and get opened. This guide provides multiple tactics to increase your open rate and deliverability.
In a business world of automation, scalability and efficiency, can we actually grow our businesses faster by doing the opposite? What if we put the human back into business?
Let’s move beyond the usual feature comparisons… and look at the real-world use cases for these two popular list building solutions.
There’s the usual way to define blog categories… then there’s the SMART way which will help you with your online marketing. A simple change in how you look at your categories can help you earn more opt-ins and make more sales.
How do you become an authority in your niche? How can you do it without having to wait on others to recognize you? Here are 5 strategies to engineer instant authority.
The Redwood Strategy is a content creation strategy for bloggers where you circle back and update previously published content, turning them into major pillar posts for your niche. Here’s exactly how to do it.
How much does it cost to start up a new online business? What should you expect to pay? Here are my recommendations and what you can expect.
If you only had 30 minutes per day to spend on your blog and online business, what things can you spend your time on which would actually move the needle?
Should you monetize your blog right from the beginning? Or should you wait to build up your audience first? Here’s my official answer…
A membership site has long been considered the “holy grail” of online business – mainly for recurring revenue. However, there are other reasons why I recommend you turn your blog into a membership site.
What if we could make every day as productive as the day before we leave on a vacation?
Which comes first for your blog: Traffic or monetization? It used to be that you had to build the audience before you could monetize. Is that still true?
Should you have blog comments on your blog in 2019? Does it even matter? Let’s look at the data. And if you’re going to have blog comments, what’s the best way to do it and not have it become a huge time suck?
Sometimes the best way to get the juices flowing for your own membership site is to take a look at others. Here’s 10 different membership sites, from different niches.