Is working easier than being a mom?
Do you ever feel like losing yourself is easier than dealing with all the demands of being a mom? Do you ever admit that to yourself? I have. And I was especially impressed with Alexis Neely’s blog post today that shared her story about this as well. See, the truth of the matter is that I’ve found it is much, much, much easi

Freedom Based Businesses ROCK as a mompreneur!
Guest Blog Post by Katrina Sawa What do the moms do who actually have to juggle kids, school, dance or practices, after school activities, homework and more…and also go to and work at their J.O.B. all day??? Oh my goodness. As a new S.M.I.T. (Step Mom in Training), I’m finding out first hand how cool it is to have the freedom of owning and running my own business! It’s the best thing since sliced bread!

Mom Entrepreneurs, what would you change about your business if you started over?
In perusing my Google Alerts today for some client research, I came across this blog post by Heather Allard that caught my attention for the 2nd time (the first time I was just too busy to stop and ready it through). Heather has compiled a list of 5 things she would do differently if she was starting her business today instead of 5 years ago. And she lists a ton of low-cost and no-cost (free) resources to get you going in your business for under $1000. (Her 1st business cost over $54K to get going!) Click here to read her article on TheMogulMom.com. What would

Let’s Put Your Marketing on Autopilot!
Guest Blog Post by Katrina Sawa As a busy mompreneur you’re probably running in multiple different directions all the time and at the end of the day maybe haven’t even gotten some of the critical marketing or follow up tasks done that you should have in order to successful continue to grow your business. Sound familiar? So,

Get to know your market like you do your kids!
Guest Blog Post by Lucinda Cross Every good parent knows that the best way to handle your kids is to spend more time with them, observe their interests, and know their needs. Home-based mommy entrepreneurs should apply the same to their business’ markets. From Day 1, you must always carefully observe your market. Read, read, and read some more! Listen to the experts. Go out and discover everything there is about it. These are some of the things that you need to get data on in order to come up with a comprehensive market profile: 1. Gender. Needless to say, there are products that men are les