Business
New guide to help get your business noticed
30th January 2012
NEWBURY entrepreneur Paula Wynne as launched Pimp My Site, a highly visual guide to show small businesses how to market themselves online through optimisation, search marketing, promotion, and social media.
The global recession has sent tens of millions scrambling for alternative employment opportunities, and a great many of them have taken the leap into becoming their own bosses. As a result there is a crying need among small business start-ups, entrepreneurs, and independents working on a shoestring for expert guidance on marketing themselves and their businesses online.
According to Paula Wynne, Pimp My Site fills that void. It is a complete, do-it-yourself toolkit structured as a 14-day course. Rather than fry readers' circuits with a lot of jargon-heavy technical descriptions, publicist, marketer and award-winning online entrepreneur Paula Wynne, takes a show-and-tell approach. Her step-by-step descriptions are concise and in plain English, and each step is illustrated with vivid screenshots and illustrations, making the coverage eminently digestible, even for complete novices. From keywords and YouTube to search marketing and optimisation, Pimp My Site offers much for beginners and advanced users alike.
Notable experts describe, in their own words, quick, easy techniques for driving traffic to your site and achieving online success
Paula Wynne is now an award-winning online entrepreneur, women’s ambassador, speaker and author. She is co-founder of Remote Employment, a specialist job board dedicated to remote and home working, and the organiser of the Remote Worker Awards, in association with BT. She is also the organiser of the unique and popular Remote Worker Awards and is a SEEDA Women’s Enterprise Ambassador. www.paulawynne.com
She is currently developing a new portal for the home business community – iHubbub, where she plans to create the largest database of global home workers and home based businesses as well as virtual contractors and freelance consultants who work from home.
Paula Wynne is also the author of Creating a Successful Website.
The global recession has sent tens of millions scrambling for alternative employment opportunities, and a great many of them have taken the leap into becoming their own bosses. As a result there is a crying need among small business start-ups, entrepreneurs, and independents working on a shoestring for expert guidance on marketing themselves and their businesses online.
According to Paula Wynne, Pimp My Site fills that void. It is a complete, do-it-yourself toolkit structured as a 14-day course. Rather than fry readers' circuits with a lot of jargon-heavy technical descriptions, publicist, marketer and award-winning online entrepreneur Paula Wynne, takes a show-and-tell approach. Her step-by-step descriptions are concise and in plain English, and each step is illustrated with vivid screenshots and illustrations, making the coverage eminently digestible, even for complete novices. From keywords and YouTube to search marketing and optimisation, Pimp My Site offers much for beginners and advanced users alike.
Notable experts describe, in their own words, quick, easy techniques for driving traffic to your site and achieving online success
Paula Wynne is now an award-winning online entrepreneur, women’s ambassador, speaker and author. She is co-founder of Remote Employment, a specialist job board dedicated to remote and home working, and the organiser of the Remote Worker Awards, in association with BT. She is also the organiser of the unique and popular Remote Worker Awards and is a SEEDA Women’s Enterprise Ambassador. www.paulawynne.com
She is currently developing a new portal for the home business community – iHubbub, where she plans to create the largest database of global home workers and home based businesses as well as virtual contractors and freelance consultants who work from home.
Paula Wynne is also the author of Creating a Successful Website.
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