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Soon after Livestream CEO Max Haot launched his live video broadcast site in 2007, he realized the power of the company's name to drive (or impede) growth. Read More

Here's a post on entrepreneurship to make you smile. Inc.com shares this tongue-in-cheek slideshow about super villains who could also be considered entrepreneurs. They include Norman Osborn alias the Green Goblin from Spiderman, Lex Luthor from Superman, Wilson Fisk, alias Kingpin, and more. While Read More

If you want to create a podcast to get your message to potential clients, iTunes could be a great option. Apple's iTunes store recently announced passing the one billion subscriber mark. Podcast downloads are free so neither you nor Apple will make any money from offering the podcasts for download. Read More

Franchisees who enter franchising from former careers or projects that have now come to an end, or even those who operate their franchise as semi-absentee supervisors with other life obligations, can attest to the value of investing in oneself through business operation. Read More

What's special about Social Sundays (#SocialSunday) at SMMInsights? We specially curated these articles over the past week and only pick the articles that are in line with our marketing philosophy and the interests of our readers.

We only share useful content; they come in forms like checklists, Read More

Do you have an old sales approach? Bridget shares her latest experience with a door-to-door sales person and what you can learn from it. Read More

We tend to think of Twitter as a tool used primarily by the masses and by companies trying to sell to the masses. But it turns out that 77% of world leaders have a Twitter account, according to Twiplomacy. Given the democratic nature of Twitter, using the network can be an effective way for leaders Read More

We've all encountered sales robots. They cold call and read off scripts. Here's what not to do when it comes to selling your products or services. Read More

Here's a recap of a Boston restaurant study that investigates Yelp review fraud. It describes the types of reviews, reviewers & other patterns that trigger Yelp's review filter. Read More