Video tutorial: how to set up a free website using Google Sites
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Video tutorial: how to set up a free website using Google Sites

As if Google doesn’t give us just about everything we need to run an online business for free (Google Analytics, Google Adsense, Google Adwords, Google+, Google Apps, Google Maps…and more), you can now create your very own website on Google Sites for, you guessed it, free.

how to create a website in Google SitesYou can use templates or build your own from scratch, and if you have a team of people who are responsible for the co tent, they can all have access to the site to update it, and share information.

Another benefit is that you don’t actually have to publish it – so if you wanted to create an intranet, for example, but just aren’t ready for the financial outlay to get one built, Google Sites can fit the bill…for free.

This video tutorial shows you how to create your very own Google Site. This is premium content, so you will. We’d to be a member of the Mothers Who Work Club to access the tutorials.

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New year, new career? Find out how you can change your career and change your life with minimal disruption

There are many career options for mums who want to have the best of both worlds. It can often mean using transferable skills that you have already acquired or developed in your current or previous employment, and it can mean retraining.

family friendly working

  • Are you looking for a new career that will make raising your family easier?
  • Are you on maternity leave and not looking forward to leaving your new baby with someone else while you work?
  • Is the cost of childcare making going back to work unaffordable, yet not working means you’ll still be living on the breadline?

There are many courses out there that last only a few weeks part time, but will afford you a new career that doesn’t need a huge salary drop, and could mean you can reduce your working hours all together so you can spend even. Ore time with your family.

Take a look at our previous five-part series on family friendly working to get some ideas the can transform your working life: