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What's in store for link building in the future? What will Google penalise, what will they devalue and what will work? Read More

The LinkedIn skills associated with your business have real SEO value. Here's how to reap the benefits of SEO with LinkedIn skills. Read More

BizSugar is a niche resource and social networking platform for the small business community. The social networking platform is owned and operated by Anita Campbell of Small Business Trends LLC. Small Business Trends LLC is a stable of 7 websites including the flagship site Small Business Trends, g Read More

Even if someone you trust and admire (aka an "Influencer") makes a hard-to-believe marketing claim, you need to ask questions. Here's what happened when I did just that. Read More

SlideShare is the largest presentation sharing site in the world. SlideShare has been nicknamed the "YouTube for PowerPoint" but users can upload and share more than just PowerPoint slide presentations, including documents, PDFs, videos and webinars. You can find a presentation for any topic of int Read More

From newsletters to order confirmations, email is an increasingly important aspect of the customer experience. There is much more to say about effective email than we can fit into a brief column, but the tips below are a good start. The e-business industry is still so inexperienced about email that Read More

Want to know one of THE BEST ways I use to communicate my brand? A method that has enabled me to double my list and create 5-figure pay days?

Here's how... Read More

Ty Cobb is the best hitter in baseball history – all of baseball history. He stopped playing in 1928.

His failure rate was 63.4 percent.

He got a base hit just 1 out 3 times he stepped up to bat in 11,434 at attempts in his professional career. Ty Cobb was a super star wit Read More

Over half of all Americans between the ages of 15-34 consider themselves active social network users. They regularly visit well-known social networking sites, such as Twitter or Facebook, or log onto specialty social networks, like Ravelry (devoted to the fiber arts) or GroupRecipes (for the foodie Read More