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There are many reasons why companies continue to accept ambiguous pricing from the legal industry. Is it possible to control your legal expenditures? Yes. Here's how. Read More

A lot of women are proclaiming out loud their inner bitch. Is this a good thing? Obviously the people proclaiming it think it is. But what would you, as an employer, think? Read More

Are you drowning in the firehose of information coming to you via Twitter, Facebook and other social media? If you’re an organized person, like I am, the onslaught of constant input from social media can feel overwhelming. I couldn’t get my social media life organized till I found Hootsuite. I m Read More

People come up with ideas for new businesses every day. How does one judge whether an idea has merit or not? Should the business be pursued or should the idea be tossed on the scrap heap of bad ideas? Here is a process you can follow to find out. Read More

You may think that working for yourself is a dream come true, but it comes with a handful of downsides and pitfalls you'll want to watch out for. Here are a few of the worst so you know what to expect should you decide to adventure into the world of freelancing. Read More

Earl Q. Wadsworth is about to find out just how many of those Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook connections really are his friends...and it ain't gonna be pretty! Read More

It’s been a few weeks since Google announced the introduction of its Plus One (+1) button to search results and websites. Now that the hype has died down let’s assess if this will be a winner and finally allow Google to find its place within the media market . If Google +1 takes off are you ready t Read More

It’s easy to understand that tools don’t give you improvements outside of sales. Why is it difficult to resist the new tools when it comes to sales effectiveness? Read More

We dispute CNN contributor Max Barry's claim by showing how smart small business leaders greatly leverage this function. Read More

Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school. These lessons are at least as valuable in business as in other areas of life. Read More