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Scammers are always looking to prey on the unknowing, but the stakes are especially high this time of year when everyone is preparing (or scrambling to prepare) their tax returns. As you get ready to file, take some extra precaution to avoid being the target of a scam that could cost you more than Read More

How can you tell when the time is right to embark on a business expansion programme and what the best way to go about it is? Read More

Social selling is a topic I expect we’ll all be hearing more of, probably too much of, in the years to come. Companies who do it right will not be “selling”, as much as networking, as suggested in The Infinite Pipeline. Read More

Keeping your business finances separate from your personal finances is important if you want to make things easier for you. Read More

If you’ve been around long enough you know I’m more of an entrepreneur than a marketer, though I know a lot about marketing too…

and I know you think you need a lot of tools, services and software to grow a huge business Read More

Whatever your blog's goals, sooner or later you might run into a brick wall. You are due to write a post, but you have no idea what to write. Here are a few ideas that might help you. Read More

When you plan out your business, don’t forget about your finances. You should make it a point to keep your personal and business finances separate, and that often means getting a separate credit card for your business. Read More

Running a successful business often means being open to change.
You might think you have a great idea for a product, but your customers could think otherwise. And if they do, you have to be willing to listen. Likewise, if you’re part of a changing industry or notice a hole in a particular market, Read More

Working from home doesn't mean that you have to settle for a thin credit file. Take steps to build your credit, and you'll have a great financial reputation to complement your business reputation. Read More

Farming and growing food normally takes a lot of space and resources.
But Gotham Greens has developed a way to use technology to improve the process and grow food more efficiently. In fact, it grows all of its produce on one rooftop in Brooklyn, located over a Whole Foods store. Read More