Contributor profile: chartzman
I am a successful work at home mom. A business owner, author, speaker and consultant, I am highly experienced in general business start-up, growth, organization, technology and marketing. I specialize in providing advice and opportunities to others who want to earn a living working at home. With an intrinsic understanding of the difficulties facing small and home based businesses, I will continue to work as their advocate and innovator. For more information about working at home, daily job postings, work at home opportunities, marketing information and more, visit the Work at Home Center http://wahcenter.blogspot.com.
My other websites and businesses:
Wild Rose's Garden - spiritual and wellness information, hand made crafts - http://www.wildrosesgarden.com
Sample Gal - boxes of sample products from work at home and small businesses (these make great door prizes for home parties and online contests.) http://www.samplegal.com/members/wildrose/
Mineral Girlz - affordable, healthy mineral makeup http://www.mineralgirlz.com/members/wildrose/index.html
Zlio- Online Store with thousands of products -Create your own store FREE http://www.zlio.com/?r=180592
Carnanco - virtual assistant services and small business consulting http://www.carnanco.com
Carnanco Land Transfer - Pennsylvania Title Insurance http://www.carnancolandtransfer.com
MORE INFORMATION
Website: http://wahcenter.blogspot.com
Location: Pennsylvania, USA
Articles written: 2
Many people dream for years and years about working from home either in a telecommuting job or owning their own business. When you finally take the leap, you may be the only one happy for you.
I hear from people, mostly women, all the time who encounter a lot of negativity toward their working from [...]
By Cheryl Hartzman on May 2, 2008 | 1 comment | Read more »
One of Hotmail’s secrets of success is that little line at the bottom of every mail sent from a Hotmail account that promote Hotmail itself. If it worked for them, it can work for you. Promo your blog with a line at the end of every email you send out. It seems [...]
By Cheryl Hartzman on May 2, 2008 | 1 comment | Read more »
