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My Organized Biz

Archive for the ‘Systems and structure’ Category

April 15th, 2008

Following up with contacts: ArtBizCoach Alyson Stanfield

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - Today I’m hosting Alyson B. Stanfield, author of I’d Rather Be in the Studio! The Artist’s No-Excuse Guide to Self-Promotion. Alyson is here as part of her blog tour to promote the book and is also giving away a free copy!
Jen: Welcome, Alyson!
Alyson: Jennifer, thanks so much for inviting me to your blog! […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 10 comments

March 19th, 2008

Obama, MoveOn, and the Organized Biz

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - This morning, a good friend forwarded me a message from MoveOn.org about Barack Obama’s speech that everyone’s talking about.

MoveOn is a great example of an organized biz. In a short amount of time, they mobilized hundreds of thousands of people to spread the word in less than 24 hours - and probably received […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 0 comments

March 12th, 2008

Top 3 workspace solutions that save you time

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - If you think you should be able to get more done in a day, you’re right. But if you think that you have to work harder to accomplish more work, think again.
More often than not, inefficient work practices happen because of your physical space, not some fatal character flaw. What a relief!
Three ways […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 1 comment

February 27th, 2008

Melissa: What are the limits of an office?

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - Let’s get one thing clear - Melissa is not a slacker. Or lazy. Melissa is actually running three (yes, three) businesses out of her home office - as well as maintaining her personal financial records there.
Like many of my clients, Melissa is the first to admit the situation isn’t ideal, but she’s […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 4 comments

February 25th, 2008

2007 Taxes: Organized - an intervew with Jessica Reagan Salzman

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - Over at TaxGirl, you can participate in a poll about how your taxes are coming along. And if you say, “Taxes? Aren’t they due in April?” - you’ll find that you’re in good company!
Creating an organized business means that you can lovingly care for your financial health - including what’s owed to the […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 0 comments

February 23rd, 2008

Wow: Organizing your relationship with customers

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - This article is part of a Business Channel-wide exploration of the Wow Factor in business.
At My Organized Biz, we’re taking a look at how your internal structures and policies can create the Wow Factor for your customers.
The term “Wow Factor” has been around for a while. From the research I’ve done on […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 5 comments

February 16th, 2008

Office Live video from David Pogue

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - This is a funny (and informative) video about the new “free” Office Live program from Microsoft from David Pogue at The New York Times.
Office Live has a variety of services and features that small businesses need - all in one place.
Check it out here.
Are you using Office Live? What do you think?
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By Jennifer Hofmann -- 0 comments

February 13th, 2008

Organize by doing what you naturally do best

(www.myorganizedbiz.com) - Last week, I watched this interview of Virgin’s Richard Branson which is from TED Talks series (highly recommended). It’s taken me a whole week to make sense of Branson’s ideology and how it relates to the organized office. It’s that good.
The thing is - Richard Branson is a brilliant, brilliant man. He has […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 4 comments

February 11th, 2008

In praise of a door (on your office)

I’ve been known to extol the virtues of an office with a door - especially for home businesses. It’s convenient. Messy inside? Close the door. No one will see in. Need quiet? Need to just be left alone? Close it. Problem solved.
The other benefit is that it really allows the office to represent the place […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 1 comment

February 9th, 2008

Get organized to prevent a crisis

In small business, there is a tendency to work hard and hope that nothing bad will happen. Taking calculated risks (like skimping on insurance) can lower overhead for a start up until the business is more solvent.
However when a crisis happens in a small business this leaning tower is more vulnerable when under attack […]

By Jennifer Hofmann -- 2 comments

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