http://www.kmwebdesigns.com/blog Sun, 07 Jun 2009 01:35:34 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Like last week’s post on business cards, stationery is a very inexpensive way to market your business professionally. From letterhead, envelopes, postcards and note cards, there are lots of opportunities to brand your business and ensure you are directing people to your online presence. In everything that you do, you should ... http://www.kmwebdesigns.com/blog/?p=35 I’ve used business cards since day one. In fact, I had my own cards before I even took on my first web design client. It’s such a simple concept that I think a lot of people undervalue their importance, especially in this digital age. It’s certainly a marketing tool that ... http://www.kmwebdesigns.com/blog/?p=10 Now that you have your marketing plan in place (see previous post) we want to avoid the panic attacks of having too much to do in so little time. If you did it right, your marketing plan should be overflowing with ideas to explore. The reality is, like anything else, ... http://www.kmwebdesigns.com/blog/?p=8 As an entrepreneur, I’m always on the go. It’s one of the best things about paving your own way. If you want to do something, you just do it--no red tape, no long meetings or boring presentations. Of course, that can be both a blessing and a curse as too ... http://www.kmwebdesigns.com/blog/?p=6 Ever since I read an article in Entrepreneur Magazine’s February 2008 issue titled, “Here’s The Plan,” I have wanted to turn its basic concept into a quick format blog, exploring the hundreds of ideas that were listed with no explanation behind them. The concept of the article was simple: to ... http://www.kmwebdesigns.com/blog/?p=3 Remember when seeing a website address (URL) on a television or magazine ad sent a spark of curiosity through you? "Look honey," you would say to your spouse waiting for your favorite syndicated program to end the laborious commercial break. "There is another one of those 'www' things." It was ... http://www.kmwebdesigns.com/blog/?p=32