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Generation Y, also known as the Millennial Generation, Generation Next or Net Generation; is generally marked by an increased use and familiarity with communications, media, and digital technologies... Read More

it’s time for another round of the Sugartone “Sweet Business Blogging Contest”, a competition in which we are again collaborating with our good friends at Bloggertone, the business blogging community.This time our theme will be “Making your business amazing” and we’re also happy to announce the sponsorship of Hewlett-Packard with some fantastic prizes for the winners of the contes Read More

Ok folks! here's a great new entry from Elaine Rogers: It’s a week of firsts, children across the world beginning their first day at school, someone nearstarting a businessby starting their new job, another starting a new business. Vote for this post & leave comments to win prizes in the HPSugertone blogging comp Read More

Do you have a Human Capital or Employment Development Strategy? Here's sales coach and author, Leanne Hoagland-Smith with her excellent BizSugar & Bloggertone HPSugartone entry. In spite of the advancement of technology and the expansion from a local to global economy, people still do business with Read More

When marketing your brand being seen and heard is one part of the chain that is needed for success, although at times this can be easier said than done.There are no black and white answers to maintaining the awareness and presence of your brand. Here are a few suggestions: Read More

Enjot this HPSugartone entry from Barney Austen. Project management can be seen as a really unexciting topic restricted to IT and engineering. Project management is highly relevant for services businesses however and their is learning that can be taken from it. Grab a coffee and read how project ma Read More

According to WordPress, I’ve added 910 posts to my 5-day a week Published & Profitable Writer’s Tip Blog. You’d think by now, I’d have the system down pat! However, as I look back, I think I’ve learned as much from my 53 blog posts for Dan’s blog as I’ve done from my other blogs. With weekly, rather than daily, deadlines, I’ve been able to try out a different style of writing, as well as learn from the other great contributors to this blog. Thank you, Dan and Maria Elena Duron, for the great opportunity you’ve offered me – and other contributors Read More

And we're off! This is our first HPSugartone making your business amazing entry so vote now. As a business owner, you have to make decisions on a regular basis. Whether they are big decisions or small ones, every one has an impact on your business. Of course it’s not uncommon to feel a bit overwhelmed. Well then, follow Frederique Murphy's five steps to put all the information into a logical order that will help you to make the best possible choice. Remember comments win prizes on this post Read More

Twitter is all about building relationships with your followers, whether it be through a company account or personal account. Many small businesses have trouble gaining a following which results in abandoning their Twitter profiles. This is based on user error and how the account is managed. Users that lack Twitter knowledge and fail to put the time and effort into learning the fundamentals are usually the first to quit and decide to never go back. The secret to success on Twitter isn’t genius though, it is common sense. Small businesses need to put themselves in the shoes of their followers and try to add value to their lives. The following are some general mistakes on Twitter, which definitely result in not getting followed back or even unfollowed Read More