A weird coincidence: Over the last week, I’ve run into two friends (not clients) who told me they aren’t pricing small business services profitably. One friend runs a successful professional service firm generating nearly $2 million a year in revenue. The other started a micro business a while back and now generates about $50,000 in […]
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How a Book Deal Launched the Career of a Blogger We’re kicking off our Blogging Breakthroughs series, where a variety of bloggers share their stories of breakthroughs they’ve experienced over the years with their blogs. We received submissions from numerous bloggers. And today I want to introduce you to Andrea ...more
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It’s not enough to run the right tests, you will get a higher ROI if you run them in the right order. Let’s look at a few example scenarios.
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Did you notice the middle of the year just slide on by? Are you one of those people who has already reviewed their yearly goals to see if you’re on track? Or are you in a bit of a mid-year blogging slump? Perhaps you were out enjoying the summer weather ...more
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The Power of Being Vulnerable with Your Readers Have you experienced the power of taking a step out of your comfort zone and being vulnerable with your readers? I have long believed in the power of being vulnerable. It can be hard to be vulnerable. It feels very risky, but ...more
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Most of the time, this blog addresses subjects of general interest to most small business owners. But this week, I want to talk about the Sec. 965 Transition Tax and about how tax accountants can use the IRS Pub 5292 worksheets to develop the information taxpayers need to report on their 2017 tax return. We […]
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Do you feel confident using images in your blog posts? While there’s no absolute rule that bloggers need to include images, most bloggers will include at least one eye-catching image in each post (normally at or very near the start). However, it’s easy to make mistakes with images. We’ve already covered how ...more
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Normally, we don’t “do” news type blog posts. This is a how-to blog, obviously. But we rather accidentally stumbled on some news about the Sec. 199A proposed regulations, so it makes sense to share that information. But let me provide the backstory. I had found some information about the Sec. 199A proposed regulations being sent […]
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If you can identify the main cause of anxiety on the page and implement an overcorrection element in close proximity, you are on your way to higher conversion and more sales.
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We know how it feels when you have to present a losing test to well-meaning clients who were convinced this was a winner. But not all conversion optimization tests should be winners. Here’s why.
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