The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. I look forward to adding more content, providing downloadable media and offering many more services to my readers. Here’s an excerpt: A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 1,100 times in 2014. If it were a… Continue reading 2014 in review
Month: December 2014
How to Get Hired as a Federal Employee: Tips for Veterans
The transition from the Military and into the civilian sector can offer many challenges for returning veterans. As such, nonprofits such as Devil Dog USA, Inc. (DDUSAINC), Disabled American Veterans, and Recruit Military help veterans with one of the biggest transitional challenges, starting a new career. As the Connecticut Liaison for DDUSAINC, I thought it’d… Continue reading How to Get Hired as a Federal Employee: Tips for Veterans
Handmade Business in 31 Days
Pricing for Success A few months ago I read a very interesting article written by Maggie Whittey from GusseySews,com. The article, titled “Handmade Business in 31 days” covers a few great points business owners may sometimes neglect. Specifically, the author poses a few key factors we need to know to accurately price handmade items (or services for that… Continue reading Handmade Business in 31 Days
Etsy Shop Owner’s Guide: How to Run a Profitable Business
Etsy Shop Owner’s Guide: How to Run a Profitable Business Etsy.com is a marketplace for handcrafted products. Here you will find a host of varying products and services. Many of the wonderful shop owners are artists that create custom orders, as well as offer their own original designs. Etsy charges a small percentage of each… Continue reading Etsy Shop Owner’s Guide: How to Run a Profitable Business
Was Your Business Blog Naughty Or Nice This Year? – Yahoo Small Business Advisor
Was Your Business Blog Naughty Or Nice This Year? – Yahoo Small Business Advisor.