Jennifer Bourn of Bourn Creative Helps Women Entrepreneurs Gain Valuable Resources for Business

Sacramento, CA – The Alliance of Online Entrepreneurs (AOE), founded by online business development expert, Brenda Rivas, is a community that empowers women to embrace their knowledge, passion and desired lifestyle and leverage those elements into profitable online businesses. Web design and Internet marketing consultant, Jennifer Bourn of Sacramento, CA, has been chosen to serve as one of only twelve on the AOE Expert Panel for 2010 where she will advise and train the membership of women entrepreneurs in Internet marketing.

In her own business, Bourn Creative, Bourn helps successful entrepreneurs, speakers, authors, and information marketers, with branding, web design, Internet marketing, and social media marketing. Her background includes publishing the popular ezine Design and Profit, winning several awards in branding, graphic design, and web design, and being a university Instructor on the subject. Using her expertise can help businesses spend more time following their passion and creating more revenue. Her approach takes the complex systems of marketing and breaks them down into easy to understand techniques. As a 2010 AOE Expert, Bourn will advise the membership, write for the AOE blog and offer teleclasses on Internet marketing, branding, graphic design, web design, blogging, and email marketing.

With a “Go Big or Go Home” attitude, Bourn brings an energetic and fun attitude to the ideas and strategies of Internet marketing.

“I’m honored to have been chosen to be a part of this amazing community of women entrepreneurs,” explained Bourn. “I’m passionate about helping them market their businesses online and I look forward to helping the AOE membership obtain the resources to do so.”

The AOE boasts an attractive, high touch benefits package that includes access to twelve of the industries top experts. “As success stories in their own fields, the Alliance of Online Entrepreneurs Expert Panel is tapping into global reach and 24 hour access of the Internet to give women of every age and race the knowledge, tips, resources and tools to start and grow equity rich online businesses,” Rivas said. “Members receive a copy of The Online Business Navigation Program. In this twelve CD program and accompanying guide, AOE Experts share best practices, and strategies to help you effectively navigate your business through the Internet. The program focuses on the core areas of building and growing a profitable online business”.

“This community isn’t just about making more money. We want women to be able to achieve a work/life balance that includes financial security as a platform that allows them to manifest the life that they really want, “Rivas said. “I want women to imagine what their life would look like if it completely worked and they created an online business as the vehicle to and make it happen.”

About the Alliance of Online Entrepreneurs

More than just a membership community, the AOE places an emphasis on teaching its members to automate their businesses, create systems and leverage their knowledge into a profitable equity rich business while evolving their mindsets. In addition, the AOE connects members with other energetic entrepreneurs with the purpose of creating profitable partnerships, and more!

The AOE is headquartered in Miami, Florida. For more information visit the AOE online at www.aoeconnect.com.

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As many others I ran into this weekend would say, “This is my second Ali Event” and I have to say it was an amazing event.

In 2008, I attended Ali’s Online Success Blueprint Workshop (OSBW) and while there experienced some big Ah-Ha moments in regards to my business.

I knew where I wanted to go, what I wanted to achieve, and the things I needed to do to get there. But what I wasn’t sure about was the order in which to do them and the details that tied them all together in a logical sequence. At OSBW all of the pieces fell neatly into place, the right place, and in the airport on the way home I mapped out my entire business plan for 2009.

Even in what the media continues to label as the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, 2009 has been a great year. I am extremely thankful that my business has continued to grow and flourish.

Naturally, when the announcements went out this year for Ali Brown’s 2009 Shine event in Las Vegas, I immediately signed up for two reasons.

1. Attending an “Ali event” means surrounding yourself with and networking with powerful, like-minded, success-driven, women entrepreneurs who are taking serious action to uplevel their businesses.
2. I knew I would be inspired to take the next step with my business and learn some new strategies or ideas to apply in my business. Plus, conferences in general seem to light the proverbial fire under your butt to get started.

This year the event was much more “Woo Woo” than expected, with quite a bit of time spent on personal or inner work, and not quite as much time spent on actual how to business strategies.

I’ll be honest. At first I was a little put off by the touchy-feely inner work junk. Most people know that I am not super big on all that stuff.

I was there for business. I didn’t come for the “Woo Woo” junk.

• What I didn’t anticipate, was how much that “Woo Woo” junk would affect me personally.
• What I didn’t anticipate was the powerful realizations I would come to in regards to myself and my relationship with my business. Yes, I am in a red-hot love affair with my business and I think I have been cheating on my social life!
• What I didn’t anticipate was how much the “Woo Woo” junk and inner work would change the way I do and look at my business. I am raising expectations for myself and for my clients and I am finally admitting to myself just how great I am and how much I have accomplished so far.

OSBW may have been great for my business, but Shine was great for my mindset and as a result, my business.

So with that said, it is time for action. After all, what’s the point of going to conferences and events like this if you don’t take action on what you learn and experience?

I’m curious, what’s your take on the “Woo Woo” junk and your business?