MultiMedia On Fire

It's pretty simple to create a multimedia business, once you know the secrets. In this episode I'll talk about the importance of a centralized server to distribute your content so you can save time and expense. We'll also talk about why you don't have to be a writer or creative content person to receive income from multiple streams. Lastly, I invite you to enroll in my MultiMedia On Fire mini-course.

A common belief that holds people back from starting their business is the belief that they aren't worthy, don't have permission or don't have the authority yet. Check this out. It may change your beliefs.

You have everything you need to get started. This is the greatest time in the history of mankind. I'll tell you why.

We are all so busy, how can you find time to start and run a small business when you need to work at your job and take care of your family? Here's my idea.

What exactly is the difference between a traditional website and a blog? In this episode I'll help clarify the difference.

Sometimes you make mistakes. That's okay. You can laugh about it later. (I hope). Here is one mistake that I can laugh about now.

We use special issues to create a big bump in cash several times a year. The side effect is great brand awareness among in our community.

When starting something new, you have to expect you're not going to be very good at it. And that's okay. Just expect you're going to suck, and expect you're going to get better with practice.

Help local businesses become the Trusted Authority in their market. You'll get paid for publishing their content.

This political season got a little crazy. Here's how I dealt with it.

A quick story about my friend Jeff and something he said that I think about from time to time.

Instead of thinking of gaining ad sales, think of it as partnering with local businesses. After all, you all have the same goal.

How I took a failed newspaper and turned it into a $100K+ business in less than 12 months.