Why, good day friend!
(That was said in my finest fake British accent, incase you were wondering.)
Today I wanted to share with you how to plan a productive work schedule so that you can maximize your time and grow your business more effectively. Woo!
In fact, this is the exact 4 step process that I use for creating my own work schedule!
I use this handy planning process for things like ...
HELP! HAAAALP! AN ALIEN IS TRYING TO DO EXPERIMENTS ON ME!!!!
Did I get your attention?
Good, hehehe. Thankfully, no aliens are trying to do experiments on me- that was just one of my slightly weird and random outbursts! Today we're not talking about aliens, (we can talk about them later), but about the importance of creating a business plan for your blog/business! And of course, HOW to create one that you will actually follow and use to achieve your goals.
Yo … are you ready for some real talk? Well buckle your star-studded seatbelt, because today that’s exactly what we’re gonna do! :P
I’ve been blogging for 10 years and running my own businesses full-time for over 7, and while I now currently make 100% of my income from passive income on my blog, it wasn’t always sunshine and rainbows in that department.
Why, good day! :::said in an English accent:: Perhaps you might be interested in a delightful list of juicy blogging and business resources? If so, you're in luck!
I've got a lovely resource library that's chalk full of freebies; workbooks, checklists, stock photos, business plan templates and more! You can click the photo below to sign up for free access if you wanna:
You know, I figured that it was about dang time I wrote a blog post dedicated to the whole list building thing. I’m always babbling about how important growing your e-mail list is if you want to have a profitable online business and I’ve shared strategies for list building in my webinars (like this one), but I haven’t actually laid it all out in a blog post!
So buckle your bedazzled seatbelt, because we’re heading into … the list building zone.
It's true ... most people turn into a sweaty ball of anxiety when it comes to the topic of selling because they don't know how to make sales without being salesy.
When you hear the word "sales," what comes to mind?
Perhaps a greasy door-to-door salesman complete with an ugly brown suit, gold chain and brief case full of false promises?
