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TNNA Teaching - Columbus, OH June 2008

I got the letter last week…
I’ll be teaching at Columbus!
I submitted a large number of classes, so I am waiting for the official announcement about what I will be teaching. In January, I was scheduled to teach one class twice. It will be interesting to see if that is the case this time.
I DID submit […]

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What would I tell Lisa?

I just spent 5 days in CA at TNNA’s Winter Market, answering lots of internet related questions and teaching a marathon of 3 hour classes about doing business online.
In the course of the show, I was asked many questions about doing business on the internet… in my classes, in the aisles, and at my booth. […]

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Comparing Offline to Online

One of the biggest barriers to Online success is applying Offline reasoning to Online situations– incorrectly.
Online marketing (and selling) is very complex and all of us are looking for ways to decipher its complexity. One tempting method is to look for parallels between the Offline and Online worlds and then apply that Offline reasoning to […]

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TNNA Columbus 2007 Classes ;-)

The TNNA site has been updated with the Columbus classes.http://tnna.org/http://www.e-offinger.net/tnna/reg/summerclassfulllist.cfm

I am offering 4 different, NEW classes (I will be a VERY busy puppy!
LOL), including one on Saturday AM and one on Sunday AM!

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Understanding and Deciphering Search Patterns and Web Site StatisticsDescription:
Web site statistics are an important part of understanding how to
evaluate the effectiveness of your […]

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Finished is Better than Perfect

In one of the business groups I belong to, a recent message contained the following sentiment:
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> but I have been holding off until I have a “perfect product.”
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This is an easy procrastination trap to fall into.
There is a very fine line to walk here regarding creating a high quality product for release and […]

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