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A Done Done Culture: Habit One
High performance folks understand what a \"Done Done\" culture is all about. In part 1 of 12, I look at the first habit of high performers.
Success in Distributed Contexts
Sending work off-shore? Staff in multiple offices? If so, you've likely wondered how to have success in distributed contexts. Here's my take on getting the most from your virtual team.
Shared Hosting (for WordPress) is like having bad roommates
Some people like cheap rent. So they get a roommate. Then they complain. Shared Hosting is like that when it comes to WordPress sites. Here's my take on why Shared Hosting is like having horrible roommates.
Hierarchy of WordPress Hosting Decisions
How do you make a decision about where to host your WordPress site? If it's just about the money, you can always go for WordPress.com - where things start at $0. But over time you may decide it's right to move. So what's next? And does your site only move once?
Your Outbound Marketing Sucks!
I've visited more than once. We've seen each other a few times. But let's be clear - we're not friends or family. I have no loyalty to you. So let's get one things straight: me getting a lot of emails from you doesn't constitute a relationship.
Where I go to hire great geeks...
Have you visited http://www.authenticjobs.com/ yet? Unless you're hiring senior executive tech folks (using TheLadders), I'd head over to Authentic Jobs. Of course there's always your own network.
Five Things I Love about GoDaddy
I know I spend a lot of time telling people not to host their WordPress sites on GoDaddy, but here are 5 things I love about GoDaddy.
Will your Product Launch Fail? Three Reasons it might
Focused on getting new products out the door? As you do, are you also focused on making sure the launch doesn't flop? Here are three reasons it might not go well, and what you can do about it.
Don't Confuse Pricing And Revenue Strategies
Pricing is something you set and hope your clients pay. Revenue is more - and holds all the assumptions of your business model. Plan wisely. And don't confuse them.
The Power of Words
Sticks and stones may never leave the legacy that words can - for better or worse. Here are some quick tips on how to leverage the power of words.
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