Hi,

This is a short newsletter because I was away on vacation in the US for most of May (my little brother got married!) so there's only one blog post instead of two.

But this post packs some punch with my second inspiring women business owners interview with my friend and client Robin Meloy Goldsby. Check out the interview below!

Summer has started, do have plans to travel or catch up on your business? Reply and let me know.

Christine

Inspiring Women Business Owners Interview:
Robin Meloy Goldsby

Get to know this talented pianist, composer and author

This is the second edition of this series of interviews with inspiring women business owners. They also happen to be clients of mine who I know personally and professionally. Through my own virtual assistant business I get to help them reach their business goals.

This interview is with my friend and client, Robin Meloy Goldsby, a talented pianist, composer and author. While she is not a typical small business owner, she and her husband do own a publishing company so that they can control all the rights to their creative content. Learn more about her creative passions, how she keeps all the pieces of her career and business running, and the worst piece of advice she's ever received.

On to the interview...

Quick Tip #1

About Page Recipe

After the homepage, the About page is usually the most visited page on any website, so you need to make it shine!

And here's a hint for you: your About page is not about you! It's about your ideal client and convincing them that you're the perfect person for them to work with.

I always reference Nikki Elledge Brown's About Page Recipe (pdf) and suggest it to clients who are writing or re-writing their About page. Good luck with yours!

Quick Tip #2

Buffer Blog

For a great resource on social media and online marketing, the Buffer Blog is the place to get your news. With in-depth, detailed and thoroughly researched articles about how they do social media and suggestions for the average business owner, this should be the number 1 newsletter coming into your inbox.

Archive Quick Tip

Facebook Page: Pin Post to the Top

A great way to keep your most popular posts at the top of your Facebook page's Newsfeed is to pin it to the top. That means it will be "sticky" and stay at the top of the feed even if you post other articles or images.

Move your mouse to the top right corner of the post and a gray arrow will appear, click it. Then choose "Pin to Top" from the menu, and now that post will be the first post at the top until you unpin it (using the same menu.)

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