While maybe not the most exciting part of any job, data backup is a vital aspect of many professions. Done right, backing up your data can be a painless and hands-off process that provides you with peace of mind. There are many options and services available, and the best method of backup varies based on the type and size of data you need to store.
In the past we’ve discussed maintaining your business while on vacation, but what about taking your work on the road? I spent last week away from my physical office, but without taking time off. With some advanced planning and the right tools, working away from home can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience.
After more than a month away, I am finally getting back to blogging. Thanks for your patience and for sticking with me, readers! While even the best bloggers have their slow months, I do apologize for my prolonged absence. What my time away means for you, though, is a whole lot of fresh posts coming your way!
Taking a sick day when you work from home or run your own business can be tricky. Unfortunately I speak from experience, as I spent last week battling a cold. Depending on the severity of your illness, there are various ways to successfully handle work while nursing yourself back to health. Read on for my own tried-and-true methods for coping with a cold.
I’m excited to show off some changes here on the GetCreative Web Design site. ‘The cobbler’s children go barefoot’ no more…or however that saying goes. It can be so easy to put off work on our own businesses when we put the client first. It pays off, though, to dedicate some time to our own projects; this helps ensure that we continue to gather new clients for the future.
GetCreative Web Design is now a Better Business Bureau Accredited Business. We know how important your website is to you and your business, which is why we make it a priority to be a reliable company that you can trust. To reassure you that we are a dependable resource for your graphic and website needs, we proudly display this BBB seal.
After reading this post over at Freelance Folder, I was inspired to share with you the details of my typical work day. Although my routine often varies depending on the time of year, I try to stay consistent with my days to promote productivity. If my mind starts to wander I can look at the clock and say ‘Okay, this is what I should be doing right now’ in order to stay on track. A flexible schedule is a blessing but you have to know how to handle it properly. Here is how I spend my time…
With the first week of 2011 coming to a close, it’s time to ease up on the workout goals and focus on your business goals. The New Year is often encouragement for us to set our sights on achieving personal milestones, but setting clear and productive goals for your career should not be overlooked either. Whether you have your own business or work for a large corporation- or somewhere in between- there is always room for improvement.
While it may sound unnecessary, today I have for you a group of helpful tips and tricks for writing emails. Not just any emails, but professional emails that will get your voice heard and your ideas noticed, and maybe even an email in response. The fax machine and snail mail have gone the way of the dinosaurs when it comes to professional correspondence. The phone is still an invaluable and highly useful tool, but email is in many ways the ideal form of business communication. Read on for how-to email tips and why you should use them.
This post is inspired by my talented friend Fleming, who is curious about the process of choosing a business name. Arguably one of the most important decisions when starting a business, she is right to seek advice. There are a couple of different approaches to choosing a name for your business, and a lot of factors to consider. Your industry, your target market and the future potential of your business should all be considered, as well as things like branding, a domain name and marketing possibilities. With these in mind, let’s take a look at some successful business naming methods.
