If you’ve spent any time on fitness TikTok or Instagram, you’ve probably heard of the 12-3-30 workout. It’s simple, slightly sweaty, and oddly comforting. And like many good habits, it turns out it has a lot to say about money too learn that part and your wallet starts jogging alongside your calves. What Is the […]
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If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years, it’s that sometimes the best businesses are born out of necessity. Pop-up shops were never part of my grand plan, but they turned into one of the most powerful parts of my business. From Websites to Warehouses I started my first company, Key Internet Marketing, Inc.
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I recently had the pleasure of presenting at the WHSL (Wholesale Surplus Liquidation) conference in Louisville, Kentucky. Some people requested a recap of my presentation, and I thought you might be interested as well as my takeaways apply to most small businesses. Below are my personal top ten liquidation marketing takeaways from the presentation: 1. Have a Facebook Page and a Group Your page builds your brand,
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This is the presentation that Kim Lohrberg (aka the Liquidation Lady) gave at the WHSL conference in Louisville, Kentucky. I originally started my company, Key Internet Marketing, Inc. (acronym KIM) by making websites and monetizing them with affiliate marketing, and my first website was about coupons and saving people time and money. Then I made
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When I was a kid, my grandpa handed me a crisp $2 bill and told me to always keep one in my wallet. He said it was a symbol of luck, a reminder that money isn’t always about spending—it’s about appreciating what you have. That little lesson stuck with me, and to this day, I
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I grew up in a small Christian community. I was baptized and confirmed at the United Church of Christ (UCC) but switched to be a Missouri synod Lutheran when I was young and married with children. I am still Lutheran today. But my aunt is Catholic. She, too, grew up in the UCC church, but converted
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Every year at tax time, I become the favorite family member as I prepare taxes for my siblings and children. It’s a barter system where I scratch their back, and they scratch mine, although I believe my back is still quite itchy! But I don’t mind as I’m able to use “free file” to do
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I’ve won all kinds of cool items from various contests including iPads, gift cards, Apple watches and even a full truckload of Target liquidation items. Some call me lucky, but I think it’s a combination of the law of attraction, and that fact that I probably enter more giveaways than the average person. If you’ve
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I started crying when motivational speaker Eric Thomas, aka The Hip Hop Preacher, was giving his keynote presentation at Affiliate Summit in Las Vegas back in 2012. I could relate to him on so many levels. I know, you’re thinking what does a sheltered white girl from Nebraska have in common with a black preacher
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When I was younger, I remember my Grandma Betty saying the phrase “more than Carter’s got pills” which she used to reference to “a huge amount” of something. All these years, I presumed she was talking about Jimmy Carter, our 39th President. After all, he was the President from 1977 to 1981, and these were
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