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It’s another Expert Briefs, where I ask really smart business owners to answer your burning questions. This week I asked our panel of experts including solopreneurs, authors, speakers, and business coaches this question...

“What is your most productive time of day?
How do you optimize and plan Read More

While I was sitting on the sand, slathered in sunscreen and watching the waves, I realized that the beach had a lot in common with marketing a business. Here is what I found: Read More

Blog marketing could sound like too much of a technical word and many small business bloggers don’t even want to hear about it.

I used to be like that too. But marketing doesn’t have to be as complicated as you might think of. Read More

Bitlinks may be short, but Bitly is big. With more than 600 million Bitlinks created each month in nearly every country in the world, there is a lot of power behind this platform. Read More

Think having great ideas is all it takes to be successful? It's worth nothing without great execution. Check out this great article on Ideas + Execution. Read More

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Do you feel jealous of people doing better than you, or even at the same level? If you're tired of the irritation and cattiness that comes along with your jealousy, watch this video now. You'll learn why jealousy is a GOOD thing along with three practical steps to take to use it to your advantage. Read More

In this video, learn how to change the way you're thinking about your business to start engineering it to run with less of your involvement, not more. Plus, grab this cut-and-paste template for a killer job ad that attracts top talent to your small business. Read More

Longer web content doesn't necessarily equal more success. Instead, you have to approach each piece individually -- and consider two very important factors -- before you write a single word. Read More