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As the population of seniors in the U.S. continues to grow, more and more businesswomen are taking advantage of the opportunity to get into the booming senior care industry. Alice Guilford and Stephanie Weems are both... Read More

Your business website is not delivering traffic and convert visitors into clients? Perhaps it is time to take another look at your website and consider the three fundamentals of a successful website: Visibility, Usability and Convertibility. Read More

You won't be able to figure out what the one secret thing is about owning your own business that I'm revealing in this post. It's a well-kept franchise industry secret that I'm letting out of the bag. Read the whole thing... Read More

I happen to feel that buying a franchise can be lower
risk than doing a pure start-up business, in the right situation. In this post that I wrote for the Small Business Administration a while back, I reveal why, and more... Read More

One of the major issues facing companies’ technology infrastructure is safeguarding their data against direct attacks. Read More

You're going to need a lawyer; a franchise lawyer. That's right; if you're going to invest $200,000 in a franchise business, you're going to want to make sure that you and your family is "protected." You'll see why... Read More

In a very gutsy move, the executive team over at tax preparer H & R Block, have decided to forgo a very profitable product for the next tax season. RAL's, or Refund Anticipation Loans, as they're known as... Read More

Win passes to BlogWorld 2011 in Los Angeles by entering your best social media marketing tip! Enter to win one of three different BlogWorld passes. Winners will be chosen 9/23. You can enter once a day, on the blog or on Twitter. Read More

Building links that are not garbage these days is getting harder and harder, so here are some mega fresh ideas and resources you can put to use. Read More

Canada is a nation of small businesses. In fact the vast majority of business in Canada are technically defined as small businesses i.e. less than 100 employees. Industry Canada keeps track of the facts and figures as they relate to small businesses, some of the more interesting ones are enumerat Read More