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Employment 2.0April 5, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
You eat what you kill. You have to create your own job. That's Employment 2.0. That's what underlies Revenue 2.0. You have to create your own job.
Lessons That I’ve Learned: Recap & Lesson about iTunesFebruary 18, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
Recapping this week's Lessons and a lesson about iTunes.
Lessons That I’ve Learned: No Technology Platform, No MoneyFebruary 17, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
No Technology Platform, No Money. Boy, talking about obvious. Yes, a technology consultant needs technology to base revenues on. So, tell me something I don't know!
Lessons That I’ve Learned: Buyers Come To YouFebruary 16, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
This week's theme is: Lessons that I've Learned. Today: buyers come to you, you do not go to buyers. You are the expert. You don't need to seek out work. You are not looking for work. You accept work. Potential clients find you, they see that you are an expert in your niche, they need you to do work, and they hope that you are available to do it.
Lessons I’ve LearnedThis week, I relate Lessons That I've Learned. Things I learned through experience having been an independent freelance consultant for a number of years.
Lessons That I’ve Learned: Work in the Money EconomyFebruary 15, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
Welcome to my February 15th, 2011 "Revenue 2.0 Daily" podcast. This is your host, Bob Bloom, hailing from Toronto, Canada. This week's theme is: Lessons that I've Learned. Today: work in the money economy.
Lessons That I’ve Learned: If You Do Not Know Who You Are, Then Freelancing is an Expensive Place to Find OutFebruary 14, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
"Know thyself" means you will send out a clear message to your buyers about who you are. "Know thyself" means knowing which technical skills are must-have, versus which skills are nice-to-have. "Know thyself" means you know what niches you are in; and, how to grow your revenue from those niches.
I Believe We Hold The Purse StringsFebruary 11, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
I also believe that consultants are key purchasers of vendor software, products and services. Consultants buy things on behalf of their clients. Clients do not buy directly. We do. I Believe We Hold The Purse Strings.
I Believe We are in the Sweet SpotFebruary 10, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
I continue with my theme, What I Believe. I believe that the internet economy is the sweet spot of our economy. And ecommerce is the sweet spot of this sweet spot. The internet economy is bustling. And ecommerce is where the action is. The major implication for freelance consultants: opportunities abound.
I Believe in the Pursuit of ProfitsFebruary 9, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
I believe in the Pursuit of Profits. "I don't care whether they're big investors or little investors. If they make a little money, they're happy, if they lose a little money, they're not too unhappy... they want to be a part of what's going on
I Believe Your Stress is HighFebruary 8, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
Welcome to my second "Revenue 2.0 Daily" show. I believe in you. The ecommerce freelance consultant. Slugging it out everyday...
I BelieveFebruary 8, 2011 with Bob Bloom Leave a Comment
Welcome to my inaugural "Revenue 2.0 Weekly" podcast, my weekly ecommerce consultant's eye-view of building your consulting business. What do you believe? I believe in you, the ecommerce Freelance Consultant. I believe that you are an independent freelance ecommerce consultant because striking out on your own is the best opportunity available to you. Heck, it may be the only viable alternative you have...
I Believe in YouWelcome to my inaugural "Revenue 2.0 Daily" show. What do you believe? I believe in you. The freelance ecommerce consultant. Slugging it out everyday, because your butt ended up on the cold hard pavement. You banged your head against the wall pounding the pavement looking for a job that was not there. You realized that the only viable alternative was to strike out on your own...






