In an earlier post titled, Which files should you back up, I discussed various ways I back up my critical computer files. I admit that I’m somewhat anal in doing this. My data is my business, my life. My training and speaking business takes me all over America, and I don’t want to lose that.
If [...]
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When I send a training agreement to a client, I’ll create the agreement in Word, create a PDF of it, and email both of the documents together. (I’m using Adobe Acrobat 7.0.)
From the open PDF, click the Document menu, Attach a File.
Browse to find the file you want to attach, and double-click it.
Add other files [...]
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When you’re quoted in the media, you get instant credibility in the marketplace.
If you want more publicity, you could be going about it the wrong way. I train a lot of journalists, and here are some things I know for sure.
Their absolute #1 pet peeve is receiving PR pitches, calls, books, etc., on topics that [...]
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If you’ve registered various domains and are not doing anything with them, create more Web sites.
I’m about to start creating different Websites that will serve various purposes. Most will be one-pagers promoting one product or service. Instead of paying for multiple hosting accounts, they will all share space with my main site, www.PeggyDuncan.com.
All of these [...]
If anything ever happens and I have to recover data saved on my computer, I want it to be as painless as possible. That’s why I paid attention to which files I should protect and how.
A backup is not a backup if it’s not off site. To simplify offsite/online storage, I use MozyPro. This technology [...]
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