Posted by Web Chameleon | Under My Stuff
Friday Apr 2, 2010
this blog is having time out… most likely retiring…
Whilst blog by belinda is no longer active, I’ve maintained every article and post as they stand.
So you are welcome to navigate the categories and content still here. You’ll likely find something of interest if you are looking for marketing tips and in particular online and email marketing tips!
Why am I retiring this blog?
It’s a personal decision based on a few factors. To be honest, it just doesn’t feel natural to blog here anymore. I’ve struggled with whether to make this a purely business blog or to allow personal reflections here. And in the end the conflict remained unresolved and in fact caused me to not blog at all.
In saying that, this blog has served it’s purposes. It still generates traffic and leads so I will not be deleting it just yet!
For some time it has been nagging at me to bite the bullet and let it rest. Now it’s done I can move on…
So as I redesign how I blog… stay tuned as I am looking forward to launching some new projects very soon!
What I create next will be from my truth and will be created exactly as I wish!
In the meantime please navigate around the current blog, or visit www.webchameleon.com.au. I’d be pretty happy too if you signed up for my newsletter - and it’ll give me a chance to repay you by valuing you as a subscriber and offering you great tips and content in the coming months.
I’ve just returned from Ali Brown’s ‘Shine’ event in Las Vegas. It was a fantastic event, I had a really wonderful time and I achieved all that I intended to achieve by attending the event.
I noticed that there were lots of different opinions, comments and feedback both during the event and after the event. There were a lot of positive comments and also negative comments. It made me realise that we are all so different! Whether it is an event, how we run our business or how we manage our time, we all come from a totally different and unique place. Our mindsets vary, our priorities vary and what we value most in our lives vary.
Iggy Pintado is an internationally recognized connection technology guru and a dedicated observer of societal and business models and patterns. Iggy’s book Connection Generation is a fascinating study of how connectedness affects our place in society and business and the challenges and opportunities this compelling development presents.
The following article is by Sue Henry. The reason for my publishing this article is that I finally met Sue in person yesterday and shared a great 90 minutes of conversation with her! Sue is a fabulous and inspiration business leader and her tips which she shares in the article below are spot on! So on the topic of Networking….
The thought of attending networking events and functions can be terrifying to some people and even slightly unsettling for the most confident amongst us. Here are the three top things that people worry about the most when attending networking functions and how you can avoid them.
Posted by Web Chameleon | Under Events, My Stuff
Wednesday Aug 12, 2009
No business is an island.
In these times it is vital to share experiences, access quality information, discover new methods and network with other businesses - to keep your business healthy and to grow it into the future.
The NSW Business Collaborations Forums are being presented in the Hunter and on the Central Coast for the owners, operators and senior managers of local businesses, organisations, government departments and agencies.
How to turn your passion into a product in 59 minutes or less
(Then promote it for free to 1000’s)
Have you got a burning passion to promote to the world?
Yes? Well good news…
Janet Beckers (creator of Wonderful Web Women) is going to show you how to turn your passion (be it gardening, scrap booking, health, internet marketing, cooking, home renovations or anything else) into a saleable info product in 59 minutes or less.
Did you know that a client that buys from you 3 times or more, is 10 times more likely to refer you on to others?
The statement above should add more proof to why it’s so important to take care of existing clients. It is important to keep in touch with your clients and keep them happy so that they continue to buy from you. This will ultimately increase your revenue in more ways than one. You’ll generate additional sales from your existing clients plus get them referring for you and through their referrals you’ll pick up new clients and generate even more revenue!
Posted by Web Chameleon | Under Events, My Stuff
Friday Jun 12, 2009
Steps to Successful Online Marketing!
I’m presenting for an Online Marketing Workshop on 17th June with the Working Womens Network. This event is being held at the Greengate Hotel, suitable for business owners and managers in North Sydney and surrounds. Come along and learn about Online Marketing! Presentations from myself and David Lawrence of the Web Showroom.
So many people, both friends and clients, that I speak with lately, seem to be complaining about how busy they are. I have to admit, even me!
Although even though I sometimes (well maybe often) complain, the truth is that how busy we are is up to us. We decide what to give priority to in our lives and if we don’t make these decisions through conscious thought and planning then generally we are not taking ownership of our time.
This past week I have received an increase in emails and enquiries from visitors to my website and clients all asking me roughly the same question - How do I get my website found on Google?
This is a blog by Belinda Jackson, of Web Chameleon, and it's all about Online Marketing and how to most effectively attract and retain your perfect clients using the Internet!
Are you time poor and overwhelmed?
This is a blog by Belinda Jackson, of 
