Ten more work from home jobs are now available. There were so few work from home jobs that looked legitimate last week, I couldn't update the list. However, I'm happy to report that this week's search for work at home went much better.

To give you an idea of the variety of work from home jobs available this week, one posting even calls for a work from home Pharmacist. Who'd a thunk it? You need to be licensed with the state of Pennsylvania, but the company is one that is highly recognized in the health care industry.

In addition, there are opportunities for Customer Service reps and technical/non-technical anaysts from the folks at J. Lodge, who offer work from home jobs for the disabled.

As always, if you decide to apply for a position that you suspect is NOT a legitimate work from home job, post your comment here so others can see it. I'll check it out, and if I agree I'll remove the posting and - if I can find one - replace it with another work from home job.

Good luck with your work from home job search!

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The Small Business & Entrepreneurship (SBE) Council will present another in its free Growth Without Barriers Webcast series on Thursday, December 10,2009 from 2 PM to 3PM EDT, titled "2010 Trends: Growth and Opportunity".

The webcast will be hosted by SBE Council President & CEO Karen Kerrigan and Andrew Sherman, a partner at Jones Day. The format will be open Q&A - where Karen and Andrew will take your questions the entire hour. While the focus is on trends for 2010, questions are welcome on any business topic.

The webcast will lead off with a variety of significant trends in the consumer and business markets, as well as broader trends that offer growth opportunities for entrepreneurs. Topics to be covered include:

• Effective growth strategies in a time of volatility
• Access to affordable capital for growth
• Dusting off your business plan and retooling your strategic plan
• Harvesting intellectual capital
• Succession and exit planning as baby boomers age

There will also be an update on health care and other key policy issues that apply to small business and entrepreneurs.

You can send questions that you have for the hosts in advance to membership@sbecouncil.org. You can also wait until the webcast and submit your questions live.

The link to the webcast will be posted on the SBE Council website (http://sbecouncil.org) one-day prior to the broadcast. You can also have the link sent to you via email if you RSVP to membership@sbecouncil.org and send you name, business, and location -- and put "December 10 Webcast" in the subject line.

Maybe you've heard of it, or maybe you haven't, but when it comes to marketing techniques, content marketing is the latest marketing buzz word that's circulating. Why? Because it can really work in pulling in new clients and even help your existing customers or clients strengthen their trust in you, resulting in continuing orders and more profits for you.

Unlike direct marketing, content marketing leaves out the hype. It doesn't ask for the sale. It's not pushy. So how does it build business? The key is in establishing trust with your ideal prospects - once you've figured out exactly who your ideal prospects are.

Who wouldn't want a prospect who already has a great deal of trust in the business or in the owner personally? That type of prospect is ready to buy - he or she has already been sold on you. A content marketing campaign requires time commitments and patience - it's not going to work overnight. But how is content marketing different than traditional or direct marketing?

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