A New Start for 2013
A new start for 2013
Part of my revised 2013 is to start on a completely new topic as I’m feeling rather stale on some of my earlier topics although I know there will be people out there who will, quite rightly, say I ought to focus on existing projects that I have worked on, and I should continue with those to improve on them. Yes, those that are making money for me, I will still work on, but some of the articles I feel you can only write so many times!
Into 2013 with Amsterdam cruise
Moving into 2013
It’s been a long time since I posted here, because I’ve been hit badly by the death of my partner. Although I knew it was imminent, that doesn’t make it any easier to bear.
The distress and the stress of the last couple of months then dragged me down with a dreadful cold that lasted 3 weeks and just wouldn’t “go”, so the Christmas and New Year holiday periods were particularly difficult for me.
However, two very good friends invited me onto a short break cruise to Amsterdam and, although you’ll see from the picture that the weather wasn’t all that kind, they made sure I enjoyed myself and had a rest. (Apart from the time when my cabin-neighbours-from-hell thought it fun to “party” at 3am two nights out of three.)
Run Small Business Onlne
Producing Online Newsletters
R.I.P. John
Who am I?
How NOT to sell your PLR products
Connecting with Stories on the Internet
Telling Stories Online
I heard an interesting webinar today, by Dr Harlan Kilstein, about the power of telling stories as a better way of connecting with your audience than the more traditional online long sales letters we’ve grown accustomed to – and are probably bored by!
If you’re anything like me you speed-read past the mind-numbing rags to riches sales copy and just skip to the guarantee and the price tag – because you know there’s one coming!
Dr Kilstein’s approach is different. Don’t worry there’s no affiliate link – Google him if you find this interesting. I’m not selling, I’m telling.
The homecoming

Mamma and Dadda came back!!
With much hysteria, tail wagging and fur flying, Bailey greeted his long lost Mamma and Dadda – back from a four day trip to Venice.
It must have seemed forever to him and he was so excited to see them back again.










