How One Entrepreneur Grew a Digital Business to Fit Her Life

How One Entrepreneur Grew a Digital Business to Fit Her Life by Pamela Wilson Back in 2009, Belinda Weaver had a decision to make. She loved marketing, but wasn't especially happy in her job as a marketing coordinator. She and her husband were thinking about starting a family. As Belinda says, "Change was afoot. I just didn't know how I wanted that change to take shape." Then she attended a one-day conference where she was hit by a figurative bolt of lightning after learning about copywriting. Welcome to the first post in our new series, The Hero's Journey. We're tapping the collective wisdom of our audience to learn from their business journeys. Let's have Belinda take it from here … Get the rest Rough Draft: The Fascinating Truth about Boring Topics by Demian Farnworth It's actually quite simple: there is really never a topic your audience takes for granted. Listen The Missing Link: Little-Known Strategies for Using LinkedIn Groups Effectively by Sean Jackson LinkedIn Groups are a powerful way to build authority and leads for your business … if you know how to use them right. Listen The Lede: Celebrating Our 101st Episode (with a Special Guest Interviewer) by Jerod Morris and Demian Farnworth Last week, the 100th episode of The Lede was published. This week, for episode 101, we decided to celebrate. To honor the occasion, not only do we have a musical gift to present to our listeners, we also have a special guest host on hand to serve as the Voice of the Audience. Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: How To Be a Terrible Employee, Build an Audience, and Travel the World by Jon Nastor My guest today is a dad, husband, drummer and entrepreneur who builds awesome stuff online and helps people build their businesses. Listen Confessions of a Pink-Haired Marketer: A Question of (Writing) Voice: How to Strengthen It, How to Shape It by Sonia Simone I got a fascinating question on Twitter: How do I handle a mismatch between my writing voice and my company's writing voice? Is there any way to reconcile? Listen Rough Draft: The Fascinating Truth about Boring Topics by Demian Farnworth It's actually quite simple: there is really never a topic your audience takes for granted. Listen The Missing Link: Little-Known Strategies for Using LinkedIn Groups Effectively by Sean Jackson LinkedIn Groups are a powerful way to build authority and leads for your business … if you know how to use them right. Listen The Lede: Celebrating Our 101st Episode (with a Special Guest Interviewer) by Jerod Morris and Demian Farnworth Last week, the 100th episode of The Lede was published. This week, for episode 101, we decided to celebrate. To honor the occasion, not only do we have a musical gift to present to our listeners, we also have a special guest host on hand to serve as the Voice of the Audience. Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: How To Be a Terrible Employee, Build an Audience, and Travel the World by Jon Nastor My guest today is a dad, husband, drummer and entrepreneur who builds awesome stuff online and helps people build their businesses. Listen Confessions of a Pink-Haired Marketer: A Question of (Writing) Voice: How to Strengthen It, How to Shape It by Sonia Simone I got a fascinating question on Twitter: How do I handle a mismatch between my writing voice and my company's writing voice? Is there any way to reconcile? Listen Find Out More ©2015 Copyblogger Media, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302

   

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