The ‘blogging for kids’ concept for my children is a hit with my family. So it was time for me to figure out how to create a simple blog-based website from scratch. I started this article as I was learning how to set up a blog, to share it with you here. It seemed like […]
Archives for July 2008
The Poor … by Zachary Hage, Age 6
What about the Poor? They have nothing to do. I give them toys. You know you have to do it sometimes. I give them toys because they don’t have any. Why don’t they have any toys? Because they don’t have enough money. I don’t know why they don’t have enough money. Or, maybe they just […]
Introducing Zachary and Lucas
Zach’s dad had an idea: What would it look like if a six-year-old had his own blog? What if his four-year-old brother helped? Would children want to read it? Would it be a destination site for parents to share with their children? We don’t know. But Zach’s excited about the idea. And once Luke catches […]
If you are thinking about publishing…
For credibility and distribution, depending on your industry, a name brand “Simon & Schuster Free Press” is kind of like getting into Harvard. BUT if you self-publish and it gets hot enough, a name brand may want to pick it up. Publishing. Content. The message is coming out over and over again, in every session […]
Find the Heat
Lisa Johnson is speaking. She’s awesome, very approachable, speaking with the audience, not at us. She put out more content than anyone else in the marketing to women space and became the #1 consultancy to that market in 12 months. She says, “Small businesses have an opportunity: the big guys are getting smart fast, but […]
Blogging LIVE!
I’m sitting in the audience at BizJam Seattle 08. Armed with my computer and a Wi-Fi connection, I can share what’s going on and what I’m learning — real time. Why take notes in WORD when you can show your readers how your mind works. Isn’t that what you would want to know about someone […]