Thanks for this list. Do you mind if I add myself? @wileyccoyote…director of digital marketing for an enterprise social software company by day, ghost writer and all things social media by night. (Oh, and I’m a proud Mommy of one)

I found you through this list and so glad I did! I have enjoyed reading your blog and getting some serious inspiration for my own biz! Rebecca

An amazing list of women and I am honored that you would include me in such good company!!

One of my most favorite things about you, Natalie, is that you include women on your radar that are not only highly established in their niche, but also the emerging women entrepreneurial leaders. Thank you so much for keeping your ear to the ground and introducing us to women we should all be adding to our tribes!

You are awesome!
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Thanks for the great response. I hope a few new women entrepreneurs are on your radar because of this post.

Sarah, thank you for your feedback and for bringing some more amazing women to my attention. I have been fortunate to have the opportunity to travel to many countries and I have been inspired by women entrepreneurs from all over the world. I have been a champion of promoting the accomplishments of women no matter where they live or what they do and it is my goal to feature a variety of women on She Takes On The World.

I do find that many entrepreneurs on twitter have internet businesses or a strong online presence which is why they invest time into twitter. The annual She Takes On The World Women of the Year Awards are coming up and this list will definitely be diverse. I invite you to nominate some of the deserving women you know.

Thanks again to everyone for their comments and feedback. I really appreciate it!

This list will help people like me to have more helpful resources and articles that we could read. Appreciate your sharing them.
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Thank You very much for sharing, very inspiring!!!
@MichelleBarsi

Natalie – Excellent (and I appreciate the vote of confidence).

Thanks for bringing these 30 to light and the galvanizing support for women entrepreneurs. I am learning a lot from your blog – love the design.

@jillfoster
Editor, WomenGrowBusiness.com

One of my most frequent grips has always been that these lists focus mainly on techy people. The ordinary non techy business people never get a mention, which is really sad.

Some for your list – @ethnicsupplies Ida is truly inspirational and raises awareness for women in African countries to help themselves out of poverty. She is a good source of sustainable goods and trade advice.

@bttradespace is operated by Amy Cutbill for BtTradespace. She helps promote the members of her community, sends them leads and supports them.

@SuButcher architects, construction and all things iPhone, another person who is great to interact with and have a conversation with.

@SallyOrmond a copywriter who tweets tips, advice and makes introductions.

@bizvits Selena is a marketing consultant, although you would never know that from her tweets as she is subtle, unobtrusive and full of great advice and tips.

Obviously a comprehensive list of twitter woman businesses would take forever, but it would just be nice to see some lists of women who have non internet business just for a change.
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Sonia, thank you for your comment. This list took awhile to put together and I would have to go way beyond this to compile a comprehensive list. I wanted to get this list posted and I’m already working on an extension. That’s why I asked for your recommendations at the end of the post. I think it’s great when we can work together to recognize and connect with fabulous women.

By the way, Melinda is on my Twitter list of women entrepreneurs and will be included in the follow-up to this post.

A remarkable group of women, for sure. But (and you knew there was a ‘but” coming), one woman omitted from this list is Melinda Emerson, @smallbizlady. Having worked with Melinda and watched the explosive growth of her weekly twitter chat (#smallbizchat) and her brand (which is to end small business failure), I would respectfully submit that you consider expanding your list from 30 to (at least) 31. In reality, and with props to all of the smart and thriving women-owned businesses, I suspect that you’d have to go way beyond 31 in order to compile a comprehensive list. This, however, is a really good start.