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During the Brainstorming Hour with Elite Members this week, we discussed our current projects and then also named the biggest challenge we are having with that project.

The power of brainstorming with a small mastermind group is that you can analyze those challenges together, and collectively come up with creative solutions.

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Katherine Reschke of Passions That Pay has invited me to be the special guest on her Blog Talk Rado Show: The Passion Project. The live show airs today, Friday May 9th, at Noon EST:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/stations/flylady/thePassionProject

Click the link above to listen in live, or to hear a replay of the show at any time. If you plan to listen live, join in a few minutes early so that you can log in and access the live text chat during the show.

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Elite Members of the SSWT Forum are invited to join in on today’s mastermind meeting for an hour of brainstorming and group discussion. We are meeting today, Thursday May 8th, at Noon EST. Log in to the private forum for the login details. See you there

Guest Post by Linda Stacy

Many consultants are attracted to direct sales or party plan businesses because they offer an established, proven sales & marketing system. For a minimal investment you can join a company, apply the recommended sales techniques, and begin earning a profit almost immediately.

Unfortunately, the system that can produce excellent results in your neighborhood and community doesn’t translate so well into online success. The basic premise – duplication – may be the downfall of your online efforts.

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Laurie Neumann of Christian Home Business Connection asks:
I recently joined Twitter, but I am not seeing any benefit from it. Can you give some strategies of how to use Twitter effectively to grow your business? Also - how do you get involved in conversations that are going on? I see people answering each other and having an ongoing conversation, and I”m not sure how to make that happen…

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Jackie Alarie of Natural Skincare Secrets asks:
My question is on internal linking structure as it applies to SEO: I realized that many of my pages are only linked to internally from my sitemap. I have a nav bar on the home page that links to my 7 major categories. Then I have another 40 pages written on longtail keywords. Only a few of these pages are linked to from a main category page. They are linked to from the sitemap, though. I started to add internal links to these pages from the category pages. Then I began to question if this should be done all at once or not. Is it better to adjust my internal linking structure gradually?

See Lynn’s response in both video and text format - take your pick!

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Every week I host a Free Webinar to answer your Internet Marketing questions. This week we’re discussing Marketing Plans, and specifically the concept of Going Wide…

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