Author Archive for Cory Miller

My Best Practices For Using Webinars in Business

My Best Practices For Using Webinars in Business

I have used webinars for several years now and I love them.   I don’t like organizing in-person events because of all the logstics, people involved and cost. So whenever possible, we’ve scheduled webinars to showcase our products, do advanced training and offer practical content. In fact, we built an entire training division using them. (At WebDesign.com [...]

Tips for Making Money With WordPress: Free Webinar

Tips for Making Money With WordPress: Free Webinar

WordPress is an amazing piece of open source software with a huge community behind it. As with that comes opportunity to use it to make money (in the right way). For the past 6+ years, I’ve been using WordPress in a number of ways to make money personally and build my personal brand and an [...]

My New Book on How to Get Hired And Thrive In Your Job

My New Book on How to Get Hired And Thrive In Your Job

I just launched my new ebook called “I Want To Hire You But Your Resume Sucks,” filled with 30+ tips to get a job.  It’s packed with things I’ve learned as both an employer and employee. Here’s a snippet about what it’s about really …. A resume is just piece of paper. But it’s also [...]

Starting a Business is Like Dating a Hot But Needy Girlfriend

Starting a Business is Like Dating a Hot But Needy Girlfriend

She’s the object of your obsession. You’ve always wanted to date her. Like since middle school. But you must be committed to her though. She’s demands it because she’s hot, remember?! She’s emotionally unstable and insecure. You must give her all the emotional energy and time you have and then some more. Even when you [...]

Startups Need Driven Drivers

Startups Need Driven Drivers

For the past two nights I’ve woken up at 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. respectively with ideas and issues I need to get done with our four-year-old startup at iThemes. I thought after the first couple of years this bad habit would stop, but it hasn’t. I still feel compelled to make sure the business [...]