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The business model of franchising is a special one. It's been called "the greatest business system ever invented," and for good reason; It creates small businesses; small businesses are the largest job creators. Check out the specific data on... Read More

I you are a true New Yorker, (the Brooklyn variety) bagels are an important part of your culture. Your borough has the best-tasting bagels. Period. There isn’t a place in the world that can come close to what you’ve been producing for decades. Right?
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Some have called Google+ the Facebook killer; others steadfastly believe that it is doomed to fail like Google’s previous social networking attempts. Read More

From the beginning, our most recent BizSugar Contributor of the Week has focused on marketing for the Web. Read More

I was recently reading a Mashable article about small businesses on Twitter and it got me thinking about a similar issue but for hotels. Building a strong and steady Twitter following for your property helps get the word out about your hotel, improves your SEO, and enhances your credibility. But wh Read More

Whether you want to be able to think outside the box of your own business, or divide your time giving advice to others, there’s a right and wrong way to do it. Here’s the key. Read More

This is a guest post from Nicole Franchise. She’s an ex-franchisee of a major food franchise. For obvious reasons, she’s not using her real name, and she’s also decided to keep the name of the franchise she invested in to herself. For obvious reasons. Read More

Do you know what an unconference is? I will soon participate in a "potluck" conference for individuals who are passionate about digital communication and the social web. Have you participated at an unconference on social media? Read More

Can’t seem to get Google to pay attention to your blog? Read about the simple strategy for getting more traffic and higher rankings for your keywords. Read More

Just because you're a solopreneur doesn't mean you can't have snappy branding. Here are some tips and examples of one-person businesses with brands that rock. Carol Tice, a writer for Entrepreneur.com, shares a few examples. Read More