One of my favorite blogs for businesswomen, Biz Chicks Rule by Kristen King and Bridget Wright, is hosting a contest where one lucky person can win an iPod Shuffle.  With such a cool prize, I had to give some link love to the contest here at Women On Business.

Just follow the link to enter.  Good luck!

Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.

Donna Maria Coles Johnson of the Indie Business Blog asks What’s Your Exit Plan? where she interviews a Kristen Fraser Cotte who shares her experience in creating a plan to exit her previous career to start a new business with her husband.

Darlene McDaniel of Interview Chatter gives us Social Networking - Secrets of the Job Hunt where she tells readers about a social networking website dedicated to job searchers.

Lisa Moren Bromma of Wise Women Investor shares Challenges Business Owners Face in Today’s Economy where she discusses the top 5 challenges business owners face regardless of size, industry or location.

Jean Murray at Small Business Boomers brings us Nightmare Employees - Some Scary Stories from Boomer Business Owners where she shares some amusing stories about true nightmare employees!

If you read Women On Business frequently, then you know that I blog about branding for a fairly new website, Corporate Eye.  It’s a great group of people and the company is growing quickly.  Currently, Corporate Eye is looking for two more business bloggers to add to the team.  These bloggers will be asked to write about Corporate Careers and Investor Relations.

Blogging is a great way to expand your online presence and further establish yourself as an expert in your field as well as to network with other businesspeople around the world.  If you’re a Corporate Career or Investor Relations expert, then you can follow the link to get more information about the Corporate Eye Blogger Jobs. 

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Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.

Melissa Seymour from Melissa Seymour Small Talk blog shares Small Business Start-Ups, a Sobering Reality where she quotes some findings from the New York Times but adds some hope to the disheartening results.

Allison Boyer at Greener Assets shares Green Flying Tips that will teach you how to be more eco-conscious on your next trip (for business or pleasure).

Celine Roque at Pimp Your Work asks What is a Productive Worker? where she shares a cool slideshow demonstrating that productivity should be linked more closely with results than hours clocked.

Liz Fuller of Business and Blogging asks Business Blogging - Is Your Blog a Failure?  where she shares information from an ezine article that can help you set reasonable expectations and goals for your business blog.

Mary Larsen from Your Design Biz Blog writes Focus, Focus, Focus! where she reminds us to ask ourselves what the tasks we do each day will help us achieve and how to better prioritize those tasks.

Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.

Melonie Murray at Workerette shares how Bold Moves = Big Rewards for women returning to the workforce.

Liz Strauss at A Successful Blog gives us The Ultimate Guide to a Blog Status Report where she shares tips for creating a blog status report that can be applied to any business activity to keep your team engaged.

Bridget Wright of Leader Notes asks Does Toastmasters Grow Leaders? where she discusses the value of the Toastmasters organization.

Elana Centor at Funny Business shares her Notes from the Road where she gives her humerous take on hotel rooms.

Lisa Moren Bromma at Wise Women Investor gives us The Secret Ingredient to a Successful Business Venture where she shares her take on the importance of people to business success.

Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.

Susan Gunelius on Brandcurve (that’s me!) provides 5 Musts for Logo Design - don’t create a new logo for your business without reading this post first!

Roberta Rosenberg at The Copywriting Maven shares Why Using Twitter is Like Talking to My Mother-in-Law where she gives her amusing take on the micro-blogging craze.

Elana Centor at Funny Business asks At Work Do You Follow a No Cleavage Policy? which gives an amusing and enlightening look at workplace dress codes.

Jennifer Hoffman of My Organized Biz brings us her Tip of the Week: Turn Your Phone into a Secretary in which she introduces a very cool website, Jott.com, where you can turn voice messages into email messages.

Bailey McCann from The Glass Hammer asks Where are the Women Business Gurus? which dissects the Wall Street Journal’s recent ranking of the top business gurus.

Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.

Jennifer Gniadecki of Everyday Networker gives us Gossip vs. WOM Marketing where she gives us her view on using gossip vs. word of mouth marketing to promote.

Jean Murray at Small Business Boomers asks Sunny Side Up or Small Business Boomers as Optimists? where she queries whether baby boomers have businesses because they’re optimists or vice versa.

Kelly Phillips Erb at Taxgirl shares a very funny clip from The Colbert Report in Colbert Explains How to Spend Your Tax Rebate Check where Steven Colbert discusses how to spend that rebate check.

Melonie Murray at Workerette asks Blackberry Bold: Is It Worth It? where she gives us the lowdown on the newest Blackberry to hit the market.

Celine Roque at Pimp Your Work brings us 35 Excel Tips that Can Save You from Working All Night.

I’m back from vacation and back to blogging!  Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.

First, I’d like to highlight two posts I wrote for the new blog I’m helping to author - Corporate Eye - Branding in the Spotlight - What is Branding? and Branding in the Spotlight: How to Develop a Brand which give some basic information about what a brand is and how to begin creating your brand image, message and promise.

Donna Marie Coles Johnson of Indie Business Blog brings us Wow I Coulda Had a VA where she interviews virtual assistant Ginger Derrickson.  Have you used a virtual assistant?  It’s a great option!

Traci Anderson at My Happy Place Designs gives us PhpBay Review: Add eBay Auctions to Your Blog/Website with PhpBay Pro where she tells us how to add an eBay store to your blog with the new phpBay Pro plug-in for Wordpress.

Kelly Phillips Erb of TaxGirl asks How Much is Your Mother Worth? where she challenges the value of intangible labor, specifically - motherhood.

Shannon Cherry at Start Up Spark gives us Success Secrets: Marley Majcher where she provides an audio interview with the owner of The Party Goddess, one of the top catering businesses in Los Angeles, California.

Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.  Sorry for the delay this week.  I had some Wordpress issues that put me behind schedule!

Lahle Wolfe of About.com’s Women in Business gives us Job Fields Business Women are Dominating In and it’s not a pretty picture when it comes to bridging the gender gap.

Roberta Rosenberg of The Copywriting Maven tells us that Copywriters Aren’t the Only Ones Getting Dissed - a great look at marketing professions that are underpaid.

Shai Coggins of Just Make Money Online shares How to Get Focused Traffic to Your Blog - great tips you can use on your business or personal blog.

Time for another round of Women’s Words Weekly where I take a look at what businesswomen bloggers were talking about during the previous week.

Nicki Gilmour of The Glass Hammer gives us Indra Nooyi, PepsiCo CEO, on Mentors, Meritocracy and Maternity - a great wrap up of Nooyi’s speach at the Catalyst Awards featuring some excellent quotes.

Deborah Robinson of Australian Women Online reviews Girl’s Guide to Turning Your Idea into a Business by Melissa Seymour - includes quotes from an interview with Melissa.

Heidi Richards at Virtual Woman’s Day asks How Green is Your Office? - provides a number of great ideas to make your office greener

Liz Strauss from Successful Blog writes about WordCampDallas Business Panel where she discusses the business blogging panel she participated in and includes a video of the panel session.

Jennifer Chait from Office Stuffer asks Got Office Stress? - a helpful discussion of what stress is and the basics of understanding stress.