Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Increasing Sales and Family Meals
The Editor's Desk - From Beneath the Clutter
Okay, time for things to start going smoothly again... please? Actually things aren't all that bad, considering, but it is frustrating having my work computer break down. I'm hoping to pick it up from the shop today after Ariel's preschool, but of course it will be raining so I need to make sure to bring a plastic bag to protect it. They had to reinstall the hard drive, so basically everything that wasn't backed up should be gone. Frustrating, but I was mostly backed up on the old machine, which I am using to write this newsletter. Think I need to back things up a little more often, though! (read more)
Feature Article
10 Strategic Tips On How To Increase Website Sales
If you already have a website or want to get one then spending time learning what your website needs to have in order to increase online sales should be your primary step you take. In this article we are going to cover some major TOP 10 points on what your website should have to consistently drive online sales. (read more)
Guest Article
Organizing Your Family Meals
With life as busy as it is, many people are thinking about scaling back, organizing and simplifying. And while cutting activities from your daily routine is well and good, there are some things like eating we simply can't avoid. (read more)
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter032806.php
See you next week!
Stephanie
Meet more moms...
Okay, time for things to start going smoothly again... please? Actually things aren't all that bad, considering, but it is frustrating having my work computer break down. I'm hoping to pick it up from the shop today after Ariel's preschool, but of course it will be raining so I need to make sure to bring a plastic bag to protect it. They had to reinstall the hard drive, so basically everything that wasn't backed up should be gone. Frustrating, but I was mostly backed up on the old machine, which I am using to write this newsletter. Think I need to back things up a little more often, though! (read more)
Feature Article
10 Strategic Tips On How To Increase Website Sales
If you already have a website or want to get one then spending time learning what your website needs to have in order to increase online sales should be your primary step you take. In this article we are going to cover some major TOP 10 points on what your website should have to consistently drive online sales. (read more)
Guest Article
Organizing Your Family Meals
With life as busy as it is, many people are thinking about scaling back, organizing and simplifying. And while cutting activities from your daily routine is well and good, there are some things like eating we simply can't avoid. (read more)
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter032806.php
See you next week!
Stephanie
Meet more moms...
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Budget Cuts and Web Contacts
The Editor's Desk - From Beneath the Clutter
This is one of those weeks that went by in a blur. I know I got a good bit accomplished, but nothing really stands out. Must be the lack of sleep. (read more)
Feature Article
Making the Tough Budget Cuts When One Parent Stays at Home
There are a lot of adjustments to make when you get married. Getting used to each other’s habits, expectations, dreams... it can be a lot of work. (read more)
Guest Article
How To Turn Web Contacts Into Customers
Whether you find your contacts online or through traditional advertising, a contact cannot become a customer until he or she has become educated about your business and you have gained an understanding of his or her needs. (read more)
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter032106.php
and don't forget to check out the Classified ads!
Stephanie
Talk to fellow at home parents!
This is one of those weeks that went by in a blur. I know I got a good bit accomplished, but nothing really stands out. Must be the lack of sleep. (read more)
Feature Article
Making the Tough Budget Cuts When One Parent Stays at Home
There are a lot of adjustments to make when you get married. Getting used to each other’s habits, expectations, dreams... it can be a lot of work. (read more)
Guest Article
How To Turn Web Contacts Into Customers
Whether you find your contacts online or through traditional advertising, a contact cannot become a customer until he or she has become educated about your business and you have gained an understanding of his or her needs. (read more)
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter032106.php
and don't forget to check out the Classified ads!
Stephanie
Talk to fellow at home parents!
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Working with Kids in the House and Steps to Success
The Editor's Desk - From Beneath the Clutter
I'm in the process of implementing some of the more popular choices from the poll a couple weeks ago about what people would most like to see on this site. I put up a new section on time management, which I hope will be of use to those who need it. I'll be adding to it over time, but even with the best of planning there's only so much time in the day and I have a lot of projects to work on. I'll be figuring out ways to do some of the others too. However, since my own form of time management includes rather a lot of family time, it may take a while. But at least I get to have fun! (read more)
Feature Article
How to Work at Home with Young Children
One of the most difficult things about working at home can be dealing with the children. No matter how many times you explain the rules about when they can disturb you during working hours, you’re likely to hear, “Mom, he hit me!” “Did not!” and other such arguments at the most inconvenient of times. (read more)
Guest Article
12 Powerful Steps To Home Business Success
I am going to be my own boss. I will be the one to call the shots. I will work at my own pace and time. I will have free time in my hands. I will spend quality time with my loved ones. I will succeed. I will enjoy my life. (read more)
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter031406.php
See you next week!
Stephanie
Why not join the forum?
I'm in the process of implementing some of the more popular choices from the poll a couple weeks ago about what people would most like to see on this site. I put up a new section on time management, which I hope will be of use to those who need it. I'll be adding to it over time, but even with the best of planning there's only so much time in the day and I have a lot of projects to work on. I'll be figuring out ways to do some of the others too. However, since my own form of time management includes rather a lot of family time, it may take a while. But at least I get to have fun! (read more)
Feature Article
How to Work at Home with Young Children
One of the most difficult things about working at home can be dealing with the children. No matter how many times you explain the rules about when they can disturb you during working hours, you’re likely to hear, “Mom, he hit me!” “Did not!” and other such arguments at the most inconvenient of times. (read more)
Guest Article
12 Powerful Steps To Home Business Success
I am going to be my own boss. I will be the one to call the shots. I will work at my own pace and time. I will have free time in my hands. I will spend quality time with my loved ones. I will succeed. I will enjoy my life. (read more)
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter031406.php
See you next week!
Stephanie
Why not join the forum?
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
Getting Your Preschooler Ready to Read and Starting Home Schooling
The Editor's Desk - From Beneath the Clutter
It's National Reading Month, and I've decided to play along, at least this week, with a focus on education in the newsletter. I won't be doing this all month, since this is not a homeschooling or other child education topic newsletter, but since many at home parents have an interest in this area, I think one week is reasonable.
Feature Article
Getting Your Preschooler Ready to Learn to Read and Write
I recently took a class with my daughter I found very educational, and I thought I would share some of what I learned with you. The class was aimed at 3-5 year olds and was on helping preschoolers get ready to learn to read and write.
Guest Article
Tips On How You Can Get Started With Home Schooling Your Child
Education is a very important aspect in a human being's existence. He needs education to nurture his craft, hone his talents, and provide him with all the possible answers to all of the wonders in this world.
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter030706.php
See you next week!
Stephanie
Talk about life as an at home parent at the forum
It's National Reading Month, and I've decided to play along, at least this week, with a focus on education in the newsletter. I won't be doing this all month, since this is not a homeschooling or other child education topic newsletter, but since many at home parents have an interest in this area, I think one week is reasonable.
Feature Article
Getting Your Preschooler Ready to Learn to Read and Write
I recently took a class with my daughter I found very educational, and I thought I would share some of what I learned with you. The class was aimed at 3-5 year olds and was on helping preschoolers get ready to learn to read and write.
Guest Article
Tips On How You Can Get Started With Home Schooling Your Child
Education is a very important aspect in a human being's existence. He needs education to nurture his craft, hone his talents, and provide him with all the possible answers to all of the wonders in this world.
Ready to go? Come on over to http://www.homewiththekids.com/newsletter/2006/newsletter030706.php
See you next week!
Stephanie
Talk about life as an at home parent at the forum
