April 18th, 2008
HomeBizNotes.com
Artist and author, Alyson Stanfield visits Home Biz Notes today answering questions about her book, I’d Rather Be In The Studio! The Artist’s No Excuse Guide to Self-Promotion. Although the books focuses on promotion tips for artists, you’ll find much helpful information and suggestions for any home business owner.
Alyson is here as part of the […]
By Mary Emma Allen -- 6 comments
April 16th, 2008
I enjoy reading Interview Chatter. Blog author Darlene McDaniel is on the ball with the latest trends and tips. She also manages to suss out interesting videos. Videos are the perfect format for showing not telling interview techniques and tips.
I decided to go behind the scenes of Interview Chatter and find out about the brains […]
By Yvonne Russell -- 3 comments
January 13th, 2008
How would you like to be featured on the Walk of Fame?
No not that walk of fame…
I’m talking about our very own Home Biz Notes Walk of Fame!
Would You Like To Be Interviewed For Our Home Biz Notes Walk of Fame?
If you have a home based business, and would like to be interviewed and […]
By Yvonne Russell -- 3 comments
January 4th, 2008
HomeBizNotes.com
Sometimes various facets of our lives seem material for interviews and evolve into ways we can help others. Here at b5media, we meet many bloggers with whom we find interests in common. This may lead to guest posts and interviews.
Angelique, host at Breaking the Mirror, a b5media blog about eating disorders, interviewed me for her […]
By Mary Emma Allen -- 0 comments
December 6th, 2007
I’ve mentioned previously that you never know when you may be interviewed as a result of your home business. Gayla McCord, the Channel Editor at the Lifestyles Channel (where I write the Quilting and Patchwork blog) interviewed me for At Home for the Holidays with b5media Lifestyles Channel.
There you can learn more about me and my […]
By Mary Emma Allen -- 0 comments
November 20th, 2007
We have been following the hypothetical business of Kay at Cooking For Kids Creations.
Kay had a scare with the Chinese made buttons she used on the children’s chef clothes she made. The buttons came from the same Chinese factory that made toys with lead in them. Luckily her buttons were tested and turned […]
By Yvonne Russell -- 4 comments
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