Experiments in tech entrepreneurship
This is day 18 of my 30 day marketing challenge to bring in new readers to this blog, and demonstrate that blogging can be a profitable and inexpensive business to start.
By the way, one non-marketing thing that I did today was open a separate business account for this website at Washington Mutual (they have great free business checking accounts). This will help me track all my income and expenses from this blog. This is something I recommend all entrepreneurs do when starting a new project. Just using the debit card for your business account will automatically track all your business expenses for tax time (so you can deduct them!).
1. I wrote a new article for LifeHack.org. I’ll post a link when it comes out in a few days.
2. I contacted Scott Allen at About.com’s Entrepreneur Section to see if there was an opportunity to work together. His interview style is refreshing.
3. I put Breaking Free and StartBreakingFree.com on my linked in profile.
Breaking Free is a collection of articles on tech entrepreneurship, business, and life written by Brian Armstrong. You can read more here »
Terra Andersen
July 6th, 2007 at 2:27 am
Mission accomplished! I’m a new reader! *=) great blog.. good luck with marketing it! (although it seems like you’re doing quite well already!)
Andrej
July 6th, 2007 at 7:27 am
Same! :)
Brian Armstrong
July 6th, 2007 at 2:10 pm
Thanks for the encouragement!