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Social media is an excellent place to start marketing. However there are a variety of other ways to promote your blog. See which some of them are! Read More

By Caron Beesley. You’ve probably heard about the controversy surrounding employers asking job applicants for their Facebook user names and passwords as part of the background check process. Unethical as it may seem, what does the law say about this? LEarn more about your options when it comes to r Read More

I’m a staunch believer in the Content Warfare mantra of Just Be Awesome SEO…but that doesn’t mean understanding how to use a few SEO tools can’t help us dominate our industry in search traffic.

The Google Keyword Tool is one of those SEO Tools. Read More

Building a brand name online is no easy feat, but learning from one of the masters of classical music Yo-Yo Ma, we can increase our brand power easily. Read More

Whilst anyone can start a blog, the trickiest part of it all is actually surviving the first few weeks or even the first four weeks of blogging. It’s important to understand that if you’ve just started blogging and you are struggling to get through the first month or so, you’re probably not going t Read More

Being in a relationship requires commitment, time and risk. These factors are also needed in when doing business. So, what is the similarity of human relationships and business? Read More

As a blog owner, it is tempting to accept a lot of blog posts because it's free content. Allowing guest posts allows me to free up a little time, while the blog is regularly updated with fresh(ish) content. But it does have a big drawback. Read More

In the competitive battles in mobile, the announcement that Microsoft would take a stake in Barnes & Noble -- specifically, the Nook e-reader and tablet decision -- must have sounded strange. After all, the Nook doesn't run Windows. Read More

Of great interest recently was the ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court about the constitutionality of the 2010 health care reform law. The IRS will be enforcing the penalty on those who don’t have health care coverage either through their job, individually, or state exchanges. Read More