Blog Detail
eversmall
http://www.eversmall.com
Small business blog for freelancers, consultants, contractors, work at home moms, and small business owners who like to keep their businesses small.
- Added on: Jul 22nd, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Mark Smallwood
- Listed in: Small Business Entrepreneurship
- Tags: small business work at home Marketing consulting contracting freelancing
Recent Posts
Teaching Sells Available Again! Hurry!
Teaching Sells is one of the best online courses you can invest in if you want to learn how to develop perennial content that people want to pay for. Brian Clark of Copyblogger fame, and two associates created the course to help you create, structu...
How Do You Generate Buzz?
How do you generate buzz for your business? I’m running a brief survey to find out more about how you are driving traffic and drawing customers to your service or product business, online or off. There are only about 8 questions, so the survey ...
Lack of Health Care Options Stifles Innovation
I’ve been saying this privately to friends and family for years. Glad to see that somebody is finally reporting on it. The problem is huge in Silicon Valley, where many of my friends are at the peak of their creative years, backed by decades of...
Cut Costs with Information Technology Trends
For the last few months, I’ve been working with a great team of people over at click2try, a community site that lets you try Open Source software easily, without the hassles of installation or configuration. The click2try site manages to harnes...
How to Choose a Health-Insurance Plan (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this post, I talked about how you can find affordable, high-quality individual insurance coverage. This week, I'll tell you how to pair your individual plan with a Health Savings Account -- and save yourself thousands of dollars each yea...
How to Choose a Health-Insurance Plan (Part 1)
Punting my office job for the freedom of freelance copywriting was the best decision I ever made. However, one scary aspect of that leap was leaving behind the health insurance my employer provided. It turns out you CAN get good coverage at a reasona...
