The Gutsy Step Away From A Shoe Collection To A Minimalist Life On A Boat
Posted on 27. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
As part of the Build Your Online Business contest., I challenged anyone who bought the BYOB Guide or audio book, to tell me what one thing they learned and implemented as a result. This the second to last entry of real life stories of entrepreneurs building their own online business before the final round of [...]
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Falling In Love, Sailing The World And Becoming An In-Demand Author With Torre DeRoche
Posted on 23. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
Don’t you love those stories where dreams do actually come through. Where the girl falls in love with the foreigner and they go sailing off around the world together and live happily ever after? Australian born Torre DeRoche is living proof of this. A talented graphic designer, Torre has an amazing story that started in [...]
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The LinkedIn Tip that Made all the Difference
Posted on 19. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
This is a guest post from Bianco Te Rito who makes you look good online. I asked her to share how she’s rocking LinkedIn to drive new business leads and referrals. I have been active on the main social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn since 2007. In 2010 I focused my services to [...]
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Get Your Free Social Media Etiquette Guide And Get Sculpted
Posted on 16. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
Unless you’ve been sleeping, then you can’t have missed the countless articles and predictions on why Social Media is going to be so powerful in 2012, and why brands and small businesses should be jumping on Facebook, Google Plus, Twitter and YouTube. But they’re also saying that this year is the year in which we [...]
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Today I bought BYOB. Tonight I read it. Tomorrow I plan world conquest…
Posted on 14. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
This was the brilliant subject line of the email I received from Nif Lindsay which served as her entry to my Build Your Online Business contest. Here’s how the rest of her email went: No seriously: In 6 weeks I’ve gone from declaring my intent to eventually run my own business, to getting “restructured” out [...]
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New Year. No Limits. No Excuses With Natalie MacNeil
Posted on 10. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
So you want to take on the world then? Have grand dreams of starting your own business but just not sure where to start? Or perhaps you think you’re too young, too old or not talented enough to be a successful entrepreneur? Well I have a treat or you in this first Suitcase Entrepreneur Podcast [...]
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5 Ways Outsourcing Can Be Your Business Superhero
Posted on 06. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
To celebrate Build Your Online Business In One Month And Win Competition here’s an article that applies to any deserving entrepreneur who is feeling overwhelmed. If you think outsourcing is just for the big boys and girls and not your little startup then you should think again. You’ll be surprised to discover that there are [...]
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The 2012 Word Of The Year
Posted on 03. Jan, 2012 by Natalie.
Twitter, Facebook and Google + are all awash with questions like `What’s your word of the year for 2012‘. Here I was thinking I was original, as I posted the question on my Facebook page and got some excellent responses. Then I saw it almost everywhere else and read answers like: “Motivation, Flourish, Balance, Success, Persistence, [...]
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What Really Happened In 2011 – The Suitcase Entrepreneur Year In Review
Posted on 31. Dec, 2011 by Natalie.
I know what you’re thinking. Not another annual review from a blogger about their business and personal endeavours in 2011. Hell no. This is my FIRST EVER Annual Review I’ll have you know and I’ve decided to do it a little differently than others. In this epic post I will not only tell you all the [...]
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How to Set Up Your Business to Accept Mobile Payments
Posted on 28. Dec, 2011 by Natalie.
This is a guest post from Jacob Thompson for all you business owners with real physical businesses who want to go mobile. Before internet shopping became the norm, businesses could only accept credit or debit card transactions if they had specific hardware like a credit card terminal or card swiping machine and a merchant account. [...]










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