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Tiffany Lambert’s (formerly Tiffany Dow) Ghostwriting Cash Course isn’t a course that teaches you how to write. It teaches you the business aspect of earning money as a freelance ghostwriter online. Read More

Do you run a business and want to grow your business? How to use content marketing? Here are the 19 Ways to grow your business using content marketing. Read More

We hear it time and time again. You gotta have a unique selling proposition, a USP to market yourself. If you can't differentiate yourself from the rest, if you don't stand out, you won't make it. Read More

Although social media is mainly used for gaining popularity and widening audiences, it is also major important for sales. The following infographic describes in detail how companies use social media to increase sales, which networks are more popular and why. Read More

Sites like Facebook have become a haven for prying eyes ranging from profile stalkers to government officials like the NSA. You never know who is watching these days. Is there even such a thing as privacy on social media anymore? Well, take charge of your Facebook account today with four easy steps Read More

We have curated some of the most popular small business myths from trusted SMB resources - I'm sure some of the myths will surprise you. Read More

For the last 40 years, America has been on a roll. Baby Boomers, raised in a competitive environment, have increased the average work week, made the two income household ubiquitous, and currently operate about 60% of the small businesses in the USA. Read More

My interview with Lisa Buben
"Ms. Ileane was one of the first bloggers I followed and I’ve learned a lot from her. I could not believe she still works full time and I really wanted to know, “How does she do it all and set the bar for us bloggers” I cannot keep up with her! She can master bloggin Read More

All writing has errors until a proof reader has been through it. Proofreading is what turns writing into good web copy.

Why?

Because a writer only ever reads what he thinks he has written, never what is there on the page. Read More