The Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women.

Introducing the new IEEW Blog
April 28th, 2009 Posted by Catherine Neill

Welcome to our new “networking” tool. We encourage women around the world to connect and unite here.

The purpose of this blog is to allow women entrepreneurs to post business questions, problems or ideas. Then all participants will be able to read advice and recommended solutions from our wide audience of women business owners and supporters.

This is how it works:

  1. To read or comment on an existing blog, simply click here, and choose the blog entry you want to read.
  2. To post a new question or comment, click here.

You should see a blank form. Enter your name and email, the subject of your question or comment, and then fire away!

For instance, enter for the subject ”need help with internet marketing.”

Then in the body of the form, type in a description of your question.

Example: I don’t understand the terms used in Google such as “key words.”

  1. To comment on an existing question or comment, click on the “comment” or “no comment” link. It will bring up a section where you can enter your text.

All questions and submissions have to be approved by IEEW and will appear on the website immediately upon review.

If you have questions, please e-mail us at [email protected]

Happy Blogging!

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