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You must be a successful entrepreneur if a database of your clients has more than 100 000 people. Let’s suggest that you use a computer that can process a query and send an answer to a client within a second! Read More

This won't be a long post since this a weekend and everyone should enjoy some quality family time. I know we are always facing blogging challenges time to time. The questions is are we making things too complicated sometimes. Read More

As a social media advocate or maven or even a guru, how are you doing? How's your Twitter account looking? How's your blog doing? Do you know? If you'd like to be sure, test them here for FREE! Read More

So what does energy have to do with business and marketing? You may be surprised to hear my answer – “Everything!”

In business, it is the energy we put into our actions everyday that propel us forward. Or sometimes the lack of energy that holds us back. If you can tap into your energy, and re Read More

Facebook has been making Google a little nervous lately. Many use Like button to gauge the popularity or quality of website more than backlinks today. Read More

We are all aware that linking to bad neighborhoods is… well, bad. However, it might come as a surprise to you that you might actually be linking to such neighborhoods from your blog right now. What defines a bad linking neighborhood? Read More

These meetings are such an enormous waste of time. We can accomplish much more than simply reporting and reviewing what has happened. The real value of the management review--for all participants is the discussion. Read More

If you follow anything about marketing or technology, you’ve probably heard about Google+. The new social media channel, released to a limited invitation-only trial on June 28, has taken the tech world by storm. Since there are plenty of news stories – and Google itself — to explain the new featu Read More

SEO conjures up the worst fears and the most apprehension for those looking at it as a necessary evil. Companies know they need it but aren’t confident in its results. Many have spent thousand of dollars without much return and are reluctant to spend more. Read More