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One of the questions you have to ask yourself when you begin probing your relationship to money is this: Why do I want more money? Read More

I just being recommended a sale notification application that will notify me when I receive sales or order emails: Got a $ale. How can the business app helps you to attend important business matters? Read More

The producers of Dragons’ Den are looking for Canadian companies that are struggling financially. Top Canadian investors will give their time and money to help make the chosen businesses a success. To apply a company should have the following attributes: Read More

Money issues can make or break an entrepreneur. Here's a list of the most common pitfalls small businesses can avoid. Read More

In one way or another, we are all in the customer service business. It takes customers to buy our products, and as with any job, customer support is always necessary. But, customer service is about a whole lot more than just support. Customer service is literally, the most defining aspect of your c Read More

When defining and refining a brand, many company owners do think of the big questions first. What is the company’s history, for example? What are the core values? Do all current products and services “fit” within the brand — and if not, why are they still there?
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It seems like products and services come and go from the marketplace theses days. It's hard to keep up with technology and easy to get left behind if you're not paying attention. It's nice to see a longtime friend, Dunkin' Donuts, still around - and growing at that.

No, donuts have not yet gone Read More

If the internet wasn't already hurting the US Postal Service revenue, closing post offices surely will.

If the closures do happen, this action will not only cause a temporary inconvenience, but most likely affect how business is transacted in the future. I see even more businesses switching to Read More

So much for local marketing through social media. Only 15% of the average local business’s fans are in the city where the business is located, reports Roost.com, a social-media advisory company.The finding came from Roost’s Local Scorecards, which analyze audience distributions and other marketing Read More