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Guest blogging isn’t just something recreational bloggers do for fun. For professionals and businesses, it’s an opportunity to leverage your industry expertise for exposure to potential customers.
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Review of Yesware a very helpful program for small businesses that depend on email as a major form of communication.

Sales and public relations teams come immediately to mind – as both professions depend on sending out large email correspondences to “sell” a recipient on a product, service, pr Read More

Cloud computing for small business could be one of those things which could be very beneficial when used in the right manner.

As these days, even the smallest businesses often use some kind of accounting software along with their office suite. Read More

Google's webmaster help for hacked sites is a new section that explains how and why sites are hacked, provides insights on how to recover a site and much more. Read More

There are thousands of SEO plugins available for WordPress but which plugins should you use on your website? Which will benefit you the most? Find out here. Read More

Cloud computing is one of the most transformational trends in business technology right now. Even if you aren’t an expert, chances are cloud computing touches your life multiple times each day. Read More

Has your small business already adopted a mobile payment processing option such as Square? Are you scared about the technology issues mobile payments present? Or are you eagerly waiting to see what kinds of mobile payments your customers demand? If your answer is “all of the above,” you fit right i Read More

As an eCommerce entrepreneur, are you looking for a popular platform to advertise your campaign? Are you really struggling to target your audience? Well, in today’s world, nothing is impossible.
How about using Google AdWords to advertise your products?
This can be one of the most cost-effective Read More

According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), over forty percent of businesses do not reopen after a disaster. Of those that reopen, only twenty-nine percent were still operating after two years. Those who lost their information technology for nine days or more, filed for bankruptcy Read More