Archives for the ‘internet marketing’ Category

Internet Marketing Isn’t Complicated. We Are.

By Karri • Jun 23rd, 2010 • Category: internet marketing

Small business owners often complain that Internet marketing is confusing and complicated. I disagree. Sure, on the face of it, there appears to be too much information and advice to realistically digest, synthesize and put into practice. If big biz barely has time to get its marketing straightened out, small business owners running their own [...]



Google Me. Google You. 3 Google Tools You Should Use

By Karri • Jun 14th, 2010 • Category: internet marketing

As business owners we often are so buried by the never ending avalanche of advice and to-dos that we fail to see the really valuable, useful information that is right under our noses. Sometimes we even pay for the same useful information when it’s in fact FREE and available elsewhere. We just didn’t know how [...]



Press Release: Internet Marketing Gets Naked for Small Business Owners Avoiding Action

By Karri • Jun 11th, 2010 • Category: internet marketing

Successful webpreneur teaches business owners what’s working—and what isn’t—on the World Wide Web in Dare to Act! virtual workshop.
Lethbridge, AB (June 11, 2010) – Business strategist Karri Flatla is taking her wisdom to the digital airwaves in September. Her highly sought after boutique firm, snap! web marketing solutions, is hosting Dare to Act!, a three-day [...]



Surviving a Double-Dip Launch and How Entrepreneurial Action Causes Earthquakes

By Karri • Jun 9th, 2010 • Category: internet marketing

So this week I asked the launch Gods for some entrepreneurial mercy on my tired soul, and this morning I definitely felt listened to. Twenty-four hours after I went live with 2 new offers, I woke up feeling clear headed and refreshed. I’ve not felt this way since … well … before I decided to [...]



Busting Through Entrepreneurial Overwhelm With a Single Powerful Question

By Karri • May 27th, 2010 • Category: internet marketing

I think we are getting ready to put the Information Age behind us. Information’s vastness is beginning to actually mean very little. It no longer dazzles us; it overwhelms us. We struggle now to fully realize the value of readily available information on any possible topic. It’s as if we are on the precipice of [...]