Devoted to WAHMs -Work at Home Moms

For many freelancers and home business owners, marketing is NOT the main part of what they do. They provide goods or services. Whether you are a graphic designer or you sell handmade jewelry on the Internet, chances are that you don't think of marketing as a major part of what you do.

In fact, having to market your own goods or services may be one of the biggest differences between working for yourself and working for someone else.  

This is the post that I wish had existed a year ago when I started to become active on social networks. 

Social Media has become almost an Internet cliche. It's often one of the first things that small business owners who are considering marketing their business online hear about.

"So, you're taking your business online - you'll want to get up to speed on social media." At least, this is a common piece of advice that home business owners hear. 

The truth is, to a small business owner, social media and social networking can be daunting. The sheer volume of social media out there is overwhelming. What are some of the social media secrets, and how can your home business take advantage of them?

A 24-year old at an advertising agency has spent nearly three days in an inflatable snow globe.