
A virtual water cooler/newsletter for today's work-from-home professionals and home-based business owners.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 289 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The weirdest thing… and one other hack previously for the paying folk.
The weirdest thing…
How to keep your desk under control and still find your stuff. For the paying folks, a must have hack on following up.
What’s new: An “I might need this” folder on your desk reduces clutter better than an actual blowtorch.
What’s new for the design-challenged: A pretty cool way to get a sharp looking graphic using ChatGPT and thumbnails.
Why it matters: As a writer, the words come easy. A good image to go along with that message can be a struggle. It doesn’t...
The Gloria Steinem Tribute edition
What’s not new: Home office hacks are not gender-specific. Yet women make a compelling argument that their gender might have an edge—or more.
Wavelength Coffee Roasters makes the big time. The one line to save any business 1-1 or conversation from completely going south.
What’s new: The ABC affiliate in Boston, Newscenter 5, recently featured Wavelength Coffee Roasters on its Ma...
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for My Home Office Hacks.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Grateful Dad, freelance copywriter (including traffic-driving Web content), Guinness Book of World Records holder, hiker-biker-kayakker, frustrated daily fantasy footballer.
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