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E-commerce, simply defined, is conducting business online. E-commerce constitutes selling of products/services on the Internet and accepting payment online. Read More

Individuals researching the franchise industry for the right opportunity to move into must consider when their research is occurring in terms of FDD update obligations. The ideal time to seek out the most up to date FDD is during that post-120 day period when franchisors are required by the FTC to ... Read More

Corporate facilitation includes providing professional guidance to CEOs, COOs, Company Presidents, etc. about how to better address vital business issues and take quick actions. Businesses hold annual and mini forum retreats to encourage interactions amongst the members and easily resolve conflicts Read More

Launching a Startup company is no easy feat, especially in today’s financial climate, but the rise of the internet has resulted in a plethora of free resources and tools to help preserve your precious shoestring budget. Finding effective tools and software for a start-up is relatively easy... Read More

Do you really know why people attend the events you plan and manage? A recent industry survey reports that 50% of planners and producers expect positive attendance growth in 2013. Here’s some inside information on why people commit the time and expense to attend your events and trade shows. Read More

Do you still have a clunky server, desktop computer and desk phone? This post lists this year's must-have tech upgrades to move your business into this century. Read More

In order to succeed as a blogger, you need to build relationships with other bloggers in your niche. Without the help of bloggers in your niche, it’s going to be very hard (unnecessarily hard) to get anywhere. But how can you connect with influencers in your niche when you are just starting out? Wh Read More

What problem does your business solve? Unless you have a good handle on the problem you are solving, your marketing and sales efforts will be misdirected. Too often we define the problem to narrowly. Design thinking can help us expand our view, and discover new revenue opportunities. Read More

The WSJ ran an interesting piece this week, on the issues surrounding employee stock-ownership plans. I’ve extracted some points worth considering from the article and added some issues from my own experience. Read More