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As small business owners, many people work from home. I've outlined 5 tips you can use to help make your work-at-home time more productive and help you get more done in less time. Enjoy. Read More

Any avid e-followers will know that the word on the virtual street is 'experience', but what does that mean for businesses using online and offline platforms? Read More

Simple examples of ways to save money in your new or existing business via Virtual offices, cheaper office furniture, tax savings for employees and Vat receipts Read More

Password protection is becoming harder and harder. Generating passwords is one of those have-to-do tasks. These tips will help you generate clever and secure passwords, that you can easily memorize and change with a simple system. Read More

Every aspect of an Olympic athlete's life from sleep to rest is devoted to becoming specialists. Yet...this is a bad model for small business owners. Read More

Have you ever wondered which elements of your website make the biggest impression? The following infographic is based on a recent eye-tracking study conducted by the Missouri University of Science and Technology depicting:

1. Where visitor’s eyes go first when viewing your website?
2 .Which a Read More

Jane Boyd decided to have 45 Conversations globally in just a few days. Connecting with people globally was a challenge that she tackled using Google+ Hangouts On Air. I interviewed Jane to find out more about her amazing adventure Read More

Tweak Your Biz TV interviews Samantha Kelly of Funky Goddess, a business that began as an online store selling gift boxes for young teenage girls called “Welcome to Womanhood” The business has grown into new markets both online and offline. Samantha discusses the challenges facing a business operat Read More

17 Business experts share how small business owners can use online networking, blogging or social media to “rock their business". Read More

Let’s face it: we all go through dry patches. Despite the assurances we may proffer at networking events, and the knowledge that our work cycle may be wavy, not straight, it can get stressful if the gap between jobs stretches beyond our comfort zone. And I’m talking about real, paid jobs—not the ta Read More