Archive for the 'Mompreneurs' Category

Tiffany Dow used to work at a bank. Now she’s a work at home mom. How’d she make the transition? More importantly in her case - WHAT motivated the transition?
In her own words…
It was late 1999 and my son was diagnosed with RSV - an infant respiratory illness. At the time I worked […]

Here’s a good interview about the development of BizyMoms.com Perhaps our mompreneurs will find it interesting.
From Dane’s Blog

Work at home moms, and momprenuers, are a driving force in our industry. The website BizyMoms.com has recently launched their newest local website www.BizymomsPhoenix.com. I had the opportunity to sit down with Susan Hutson, their Community […]

From The Age (Australia)
There is a small but growing cadre of mothers making it their business to put conscience and goodness back into children’s food - while making a crust.
With no business experience and three children, Amanda Murphy started Yum Mum two years ago. “I knew I wanted to have a home business so […]

I was doing some research on what bloggers are making to post placements on their blogs and here’s something interesting I ran across.
At PayPerPost.com they listed the following blogs as their top earners for the month of August I presume:

Karen
$1,804.91
Laurie
$1,605.08
Lisa
$1,588.43

I’m sure most bloggers would be happy to generate that kind of revenue […]

Here’s a great article about some of the realistic options that work at home moms are using to get to spend more time with their children.  The corporate world we’ve created not to mention the tax structure and inflation of the last generation have taken their toll on the family. More women are seeking to […]

Some women starting a business have never worked outside the home and need to start from the beginning, while some men may be starting a business after working in the workforce for many years. I had worked in the workforce for over 10 years before I decided to start my business and had some […]

When her husband’s job forced a relocation, she decided to give her dream a try. This is an excellent article about a legitimate and profitable MLM and a work at home mom> I’ve personally known a number of women grossing $30,000 per month with the company. After business expenses, there’s still money left over!
From […]

This article relates to women business owners and executives of corporations not work at home mom’s per se, but it’s worth considering. They may be more friendly to work at home moms who are virtual assistants or other home based staff. By “market” it refers to a geographical business market, not a field of specialization […]

MomsTampaBay.com has gotten some good press from local TV, Channel 10.
It’s a local networking site for local work at home moms and is up to 520 users.
Maybe you’ll like it too!
Here are some comments about the site from a user Alexandra Cintron…
Alexandra Cintron, Wesley Chapel says “I have a 9 year-old, soon to be 3 […]

This is a very interesting article. For me it also documents the emergence of a strong local base of work at home moms as a growing “niche market” in a fairly rural region. At least Maine seemed to be mostly “Woods” when I was there last summer!
From Kennebec Journal (Maine Today)
Walk into Blessed Baby Boutique […]