Online Tips

I was reading something recently about psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky and their research on something called loss aversion. Basically, they discovered that people tend to feel the pain of losing something more strongly than the pleasure of gaining something of equal value. That’s interesting when you think about it. We don’t like losing…

(And How I Put ChatGPT to Work) I’ve always been curious about things. Sometimes probably a little too curious. I can start out researching something related to a website project and somehow end up reading about an event from 200 years ago. I’m not exactly sure how I got there, but apparently I needed to…

(And Why Yours Might Need It Too) I’ll be honest with you. I’ve been building and fixing websites for nearly 30 years, and my own site had gotten stale. Not broken. Not embarrassing. Just… stale. The kind of stale you don’t notice because you walk past it every day. It’s the old cobbler’s kids problem.…

How free tools, helpful resources, and short books can turn what you know into new opportunities. We hear a lot about side hustles. Start something on the side, make a little extra money, and maybe turn it into something bigger. Nothing wrong with that. I have a few of those myself, and if you’ve seen…

I’m in a bit of a quandary. I think there is a fine line between knowing when to launch a new product and failing to launch because you’re never quite convinced it’s ready. When is good enough actually good enough? It’s often said that you only get one chance to make a first impression, and…

I can’t tell you the number of billable hours I’ve probably lost. WHY? Because time tracking has always been frustrating.  I’ve tried every service and method imaginable. Note cards, software, you name it. Nothing connected. I didn’t like the fact it took so many clicks to even start a timer. Or I’d start one and…

One of the biggest problems business owners have with content marketing is simple: They run out of ideas. After a while, every blog topic starts sounding the same. Every social media post feels forced. Business owners sit there staring at the screen wondering what they should write next, what Google wants, or why their competitors…

The $200 a Day Challenge (My 90-Day Experiment) I didn’t get my blog post written this week, and honestly, that might have been a good thing. Instead of writing about marketing, websites, or plugins, I found myself thinking about something a little more personal and a little more practical. I decided to give myself a…