One of the stops on my daily news reading is Marshall Brain’s Weblog. He has posted lots of good stuff in the past. But he started a series this morning that many of you who have taken our classes might find interesting "A publishing experiment"

So I thought it might be interesting to try an experiment. I am working on a book — what if I took it through the entire publishing process and let you watch as it is happening? This will allow us to answer a number of real-world questions in a definitive way.

How to take notes while reading a book

Fictitious business name, assumed name, DBA

A Guide to Starting Your Business

How to organize your filing system

Rethinking, Planning and Goal Setting

Stuart has written a post about Writing for the Web with some practical tips to help with our blog writing.

I never cease to be amazed at the incredible impact that the Internet has had on the lives of ordinary people. In the space of just a few short years the Web has given everyone the chance to be heard by a vast audience worldwide.

You can now communicate their thoughts, dreams and aspirations to anyone who might want to read what you have to say. Suddenly the writer that has been buried deep inside you can burst forth and talk to the world.

But can you effectively present your message to the world?

For Further Reading on the Subject Visit

• Purdue University Article
• Here is a site with many links on the topic

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Plagerism—How to protect yourself

More on finding niche content

What organizational structure for a home based business?

Adding RSS capability to an existing Web site