By Richard, on April 23rd, 2012
 Have you heard various online marketers and internet marketing gurus say that you can build your business with free tools? You don’t have to spend money to make money?
The Danger of the Free Tools Myth
A business builds a funnel that attracts high quality traffic. Making money is not the same as
Continue reading Build Your Online Business with Free Tools?
By Richard, on November 28th, 2011
![Target-Market-GoldGuys Finding your niche includes narrowing your target market. [©ayzek at istockphoto.com]](http://fitting-the-pieces.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Target-Market-GoldGuys-150x135.png) Narrowing your target market is part of finding your niche. © ayzek at istockphoto.com
Finding your niche in business is fundamental to making a profit, but it is also fundamental in connecting with possible partners for joint ventures and other collaborations. Unfortunately, finding your niche is filled with pitfalls.
One of the first
Continue reading 5 Mistakes While Finding Your Niche
By Richard, on November 21st, 2011
 If you are you using the WordPress platform, are you alert to plugin security? How would you feel if you tried to access your site only to see the “white screen of death” or that parts of your blog were not functioning?
There can be many security issues with a website and that is certainly
Continue reading Plugin Security – Take it Seriously!
By Richard, on July 30th, 2011
 Two things happened to me this weekend that got me thinking about best types of internet marketing training.
I spent 17 years in the teaching business plus another 26 years in the training business — most of it training others how to train others. But, I’m a real person and I have my own
Continue reading Internet Marketing Training | The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
By Richard, on January 2nd, 2011

"ART" = Photos, Illustrations, Customized or Modified Pictures—-Can You Guess How This Picture was Created?
I am going to provide some free webinar training on how to add art (photos or illustrations) to your marketing projects (blog posts, blog header, eBook pages, eBook cover, Facebook Fan Page branding logo, etc).
Interested?
Continue reading How to Add Art in Your Marketing Projects | Free Webinar Series
By Richard, on November 3rd, 2010
 Face these problems?
You spends gobs of time watching videos. You just want to get the meat and be done. You have been using GenBook, the appointment-making free software site; now it will cost you $180 a year. Ouch! You want a simple whiteboard that your online group (maybe mastermind group or planning committee)
Continue reading Review of 3 Tools |MySpeed, TimeTrade, Titanpad
By Richard, on May 16th, 2010
Today I stood at the back of our local elementary school watching two completely different scenes. I was there to pick up my grandson and walk him home, but he saw a group of boys he knew on and around the play structure, and he wanted to stay and play with them.
Continue reading Lessons on Online Collaboration from Our Local Schoolyard
By Richard, on November 24th, 2009
Part 1 Of a Series Review on Ann Sieg and Her Products
Ann Sieg's Book – Buzz and Controversy
My online “presence” (not counting my “PBET” train-the-trainer business web site) began as a result of reading an ebook about the 7 lies in network marketing during August of 2007. How did
Continue reading My Online Presence is Rooted in "7 Lies"
By Richard, on July 25th, 2009
I only communicate in 140 characters. Who am I? Intellectually stymied. Just kidding!
Twitter seems so simple: communications are brief, setting up an account takes 5 minutes or less, and sending a message is simple enough. But what is it? Controversy! It’s social media – so it’s not for business – yes it is
Continue reading Taking Time to Tackle Twitter
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