Posts by clynnr
Own Your Worth: How To Charge What You Deserve Instead Of Settling For What You Get
Do you sometimes struggle with feelings of doubt and insecurity when it comes to pricing your services and sharing that pricing with customers? Do you ever get told your prices are too high? Do you find yourself caving in when someone requests a price reduction then getting frustrated with the outcome, or just getting frustrated by how hard it is to convince people what you’re really worth in the first place? Us, too! The good news is there’s hope. Our carnies have been there and have plenty of experience when it comes to pricing and conveying the value of that price to customers. Come along and read what they have to say about this particular challenge, then share your challenges, too! Sharon Hurley Hall of Get Paid to Write Online: How to Get the Writing Pay You Deserve @SHurleyHall facebook.com/SharonHurleyHall Melanie Kissell of Solo Mompreneur: Pimp Your Pricing Or Be Prepared To Eat Crumbs @melaniekissell facebook.com/solomompreneur Michelle Church of Virtually Distinguished: Stepping Up With My Big Girl Panties On @virtuallyassist facebook.com/virtuallyassist Ashley Welton of Miniskirt Ninja Media: Get Intimate With Money {and Get Paid What You Want} @miniskirtninja facebook.com/miniskirtninja Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing: Generation Y (Millennials) have a Branding Problem: Value @WTFMarketing plus.google.com/+Wtfmarketing Carol Lynn Rivera of Web Search Social: How To Convince Cheap, Broke, Price-Shopping Customers To Pay What You’re Worth @CarolLynnRivera facebook.com/WebSearchSocial Nicole Fende of The Numbers Whisperer®: What will you learn in the cave on Dagobah @NicoleAFende facebook.com/SmallBizFinance Sandy McDonald of Why You Must Blog: The coach and the consultant @theclanmaker...
Read MoreBeat The Motivation Blues: Reboot, Re-Energize And Learn To Love Your Business Again
Maybe it’s the weather… or the time of year… or the kids… or that annoying thing that just keeps happening with your client, you know, the one who’s been bugging you forever and you can never seem to make happy? Whatever it is, it’s got you in a funk and you’re wondering why you’re still doing what you’re doing instead of hanging out on a beach in Tahiti. We all get the motivation blues, but that doesn’t mean they have to stick around. This month, the Carnies tackle the trouble of inspiration (or lack of it) and talk about getting through your rough patches and reconnecting with what made you love your business in the first place. Sharon Hurley Hall of Get Paid to Write Online: Your Writing Business – How to Rekindle the Romance @SHurleyHall facebook.com/SharonHurleyHall Annie Sisk of Stage Presence Marketing: How to Find and Finesse Your Biz Mojo When It’s Been Wrangled and Wrestled Into a Sobbing Pile of Mush By Reality @AnnieSisk facebook.com/StagePresenceMarketing Carol Lynn Rivera of Web Search Social: If You Don’t Hate Your Business, You’re Doing It Wrong @CarolLynnRivera facebook.com/WebSearchSocial Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing: How’d Those New Years Resolutions Go For You? @WTFMarketing https://plus.google.com/+NickArmstrongWTF/ Sandy McDonald of Why You Must Blog: Battle of the brains: Seven ways to shut the Lizard up @whyyoumustblog facebook.com/whyyoumustblog Nicole Fende of The Numbers Whisperer®: Hitting the Wall – Motivation for Small Biz to Reach Your Profit Goals @NicoleAFende facebook.com/SmallBizFinance Tea Silvestre, aka the Word Chef: Walk Like a Penguin (+ 19 More Tips to Love Your Marketing Again) @teasilvestre facebook.com/mywordchef Melanie Kissell of Solo Mompreneur: Motivation and My Gas Tank @melaniekissell facebook.com/solomompreneur Eugene Farber of Reality Burst Get Motivated to Write, Market and Succeed in Three Steps @EugeneFarber facebook.com/RealityBurst: Evan Austin of Graphics (and more!) by Evan Austin Where’s My Motivation? 4 Things To Do When You Don’t Wanna Do Anything @graphicsbyevan facebook.com/eadesign.me Clare Price of 5 Easy Pages: 2013 – Bring It On @ClaresTweets facebook.com/5EasyPages Laura Petrolino of Flying Pig Consulting: Why wearing a costume might save your business @lkpetrolino facebook.com/FlyingPigConsulting Michelle Church of Virtually Distinguished: Running on Fumes…Re-fill the Tank! @virtuallyassist...
Read MoreCarol Lynn Rivera, Marketer and Author/Editor of Web.Search.Social
Carol Lynn Rivera began her career as a kindergarten teacher and program developer for several private and startup schools in New York and New Jersey. For more than ten years she immersed herself in developing unique, exciting and memorable curricula usually involving a lot of spilled paint and many, many recycled kitchen appliance boxes. When the winds of change blew in 1999, she joined her husband in his new business venture and thus began Life, Part 2: The Marketing Career. In the 13 years since, Carol Lynn has managed and run Rahvalor Interactive, a creative services and marketing company, with her husband Ralph and a collection of dedicated minions. As owner and project manager of Rahvalor, Carol Lynn wears many hats. On any given day she will be responsible for building websites, writing for blogs, managing clients’ social media accounts, making sandwiches, meeting with prospects, providing TLC for clients and dealing with one of the cats that will inevitably crawl up on someone’s keyboard to nap. Carol Lynn’s philosophy is guided by her passion for education, one that’s reflected in her online marketing magazine, Web.Search.Social where she helps to educate business owners and marketers lest they be enticed and lured by scammers, spammers and otherwise bad-eggs. As a writer, Carol Lynn aims to educate, entertain and help small businesses succeed in a very noisy and often convoluted marketing world. You can connect with her everywhere: Facebook, Twitter, Google+,...
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