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Are your prices high enough? Are you afraid to charge what you are worth or charge at all? You are not alone. Read the advice I gave to my client who was challenged with wanting to give from the heart with little expectation of financial reward. Read More

For a lot of site owners, over 75% of visitors probably won’t even give your site another look in.

This means the first time people visit your site is going to be crucial. Read on to find out how to out what to do about it. Read More

Running an eCommerce site can be quite a challenge if you aren’t in the know. These tips will help you avoid the 6 critical mistakes of running one. Read More

Want to know how to build your business from the ground up? Then you should be willing to put in the hard work. Here is a discussion on how small business owners have a price to pay before they really start making money. Read More

Got a freelance writing client who balks at your quoted rate? Here are a dozen simple ways to overcome that pushback and get the rate you want. Read More

If you're considering a food franchise, stop first and read this post. Here are 5 questions to ask yourself before you buy that food franchise. Read More

By Lucy Harper

Our world is in the midst of massive digital progression. It seems nowadays that everything and everyone is going digital. In the marketing world, the progress of digital technology has had both a positive and negative impact. As small businesses and startups strive to keep up wit Read More

By Hunter Hoffman

Partnerships can be a great way for small businesses to increase visibility, reach new audiences and sell more products. A business partnership has a lot of similarities to a romantic relationship and some of the same advice applies. Trust your instincts, date before you comm Read More

Across the U.S. small businesses like coffee shops and drug stores struggle to compete with national chains like Starbucks and Duane Reade. They fight to stay afloat against the competition and many eventually go under, replaced by the very corporations that priced them out. Many of us are sad to s Read More