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June 12, 2009 - For work-at-home-moms (WAHMs) whose revenues cool down when the outside temperatures heat up, WAHM-Articles.com, an award-winning WAHM forum and article directory, offers help to keep summer sales sizzling.
On June 15, 2009, WAHM-Articles is launching its Saving Summer Giveaway where WAHMs can enter to win weekly prizes to help them stay profitable throughout the summer months.
"Many WAHMs believe that a summer slowdown or slump is inevitable for their home businesses," says Willms, a work-at-home-mom of two teenagers and owner of WAHM-Articles.com. "But the truth is we often create these slow periods ourselves when we don't adequately prepare for the changes in our summer schedules and when we allow summer activities to distract us from following the business processes we have in place."
The WAHM weekly giveaway is launching on July 15 with the first winner to be drawn June 19, but Willms reminds everyone that they can enter right now. Prizes have been specifically chosen to help the winners continue growing their businesses during summer 2009 and include:
- 1 hour of press release or article submissions from WAHM-Articles.com. "Articles and press releases are valuable tools any business owner can use to maintain visibility over the summer months," says Willms.
- Shape Up Your Website report from The Muses Guide. Willms suggests that summer is an ideal time to evaluate your website and ensure it's working for you. "During times when you have to work a little harder for the sale, you need to know your website isn't scaring off potential customers."
- Spring Jumpstart Teleseminar Course from EBook Writing and Marketing Secrets with Connie Ragen Green. A $200 value, the teleseminar series and accompanying action guides were created to walk business owners through all the steps of selling a product or service online.
- Advertising space from One Stop Web Employment. "Button and banner advertising is an important component of branding your business and staying visible to your audience," says Willms.
- Tupperware e-Gift Certificate from Shelly Hill. Willms suggests work-at-home-moms can increase their revenues over the summer months by adding another revenue stream to their businesses. "Whether you want to become a Tupperware consultant, sell your own product, or something else entirely different, having multiple streams of income will help make sure your income never dries up."
- A business book by Diana Ennen of Virtual Word Publishing, title to be announced. Ennen is the author of several books including the upcoming So You Want to Be a Work at Home Mom: A Christian's Guide to Starting a Home-Based Business co-authored by Jill Hart, Virtual Assistant the Series, Words from Home and Home Office Recovery Plan.
- One hour of business coaching also from Ennen of Virtual Word Publishing. A marketing specialist and publicity expert, Ennen offers PR coaching and Virtual Assistant coaching. According to Willms, the right business coach can help keep your business on track through the summer months by holding you accountable for your results.
To stop summer slowdown now for your work-at-home-mom business, visit http://www.WAHM-Articles.com and click on the link to enter the Saving Summer Giveaway. When you enter, you'll instantly be eligible to win one of these exciting prizes. To maintain visibility for your WAHM business over the summer months, come to http://www.WAHM-Articles.com and become an author for free.
You'll learn how to write articles that reap results and be connected with a fun and friendly community of WAHMs.
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