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Accountants have an important role in small business to keep your financial records on track all year. Here are some tips on choosing the right one for your company. Read More

Are you building an email list for your small business? If not, you're missing out on a great opportunity to strengthen the relationship with your customers. Done right, email marketing can be a powerful tool in your marketing arsenal. Read More

Using audio isn’t about replacing your written content, it is more about in addition to. Audio adds an extra dimension to your message and makes your communication more personal. Read More

The last bites of Valentine’s chocolate are gone. All the red and pink marketing have disappeared from store shelves. But it’s not too late to give yourself a lasting Valentine’s gift by starting a business. Have you dreamed about running your own business? Carving your own path? Is there a product Read More

Networking is not about selling products or services, but about selling yourself. When you are authentically "being yourself", it's easier for others to connect with you, like you and trust you. This is where a networking is most successful.

Make your networking activities actually FUN. Here's h Read More

All small businesses should have a good website. Having a website alone is not enough. The website should be ranked at least in the first 20 search results. As a small business owner, if you want to attract traffic to your website, you must improve the search engine optimization (SEO). That means, Read More

Leverage the power of the newest social media sensation Pinterest to promote your business. Here's a quick list of ideas on how to use Pinterest effectively and make your business Pinteresting. Read More

Getting good testimonials isn't easy, and they must not be “written” by anyone other than the people giving them. Here pro bizwriter Suzan St Maur shows you how to obtain them honestly and effectively Read More

The goal of a headline is not to sell and not to yell (though some may appear to do both), but to pull people into the content of the email. Just as the subject line invites people to open the email, the headline invites them to keep reading. Use it to pull them into the heart of your message.
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