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I compiled a few blogs to help explain how to set up a blog, the layout, what to write, how to excel with your blog & make money from it. Plus reasons why you should be writing a blog for your business Read More

Is it worth climbing the corporate ladder? By starting you own business you have much more potential. See how Steve at MyWifeQuitHerJob.com started his online business.
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Creating a fantastic App is easy with the right developer, but creating a fantastic app that gets noticed and downloaded is another challenge altogether. You may have created the world’s greatest app, an app that will have a massive impact on everyone’s lives, but unless they know about it, it’s ju Read More

Mailjet is a cloud-based emailing service that takes care of transactional emails for your business. It caters for email deliverability and provides detailed reports and tools to build emailing campaigns such as newsletters. Read More

Content Marketing Tips we can learn from Moneyball to help us take on our competitors and be successful in business. Read More

The three Stooges is a classic that with many lessons for people doing marketing and PR. Each character represents a certain kind of client. Read and learn from them how to make sure you have a successful campaign. Read More

Interview with Corbett Barr, expert blogger and informal advisor to some of the top bloggers online, on how to build a thriving audience for your blog. Read More

Vendor Relations: The Lifeline to your business Guest Post by Small Biz Diamond Contributor Monica Jackson In this fast pace business world, what are you doing to strengthen your vendor/ business relationships? How have these relationships helped your small business grow? Read More

It’s never too early to start teaching your kids about money — and about starting a business. A solid understanding of money, and of how business works, can start your child on a path to financial freedom — on his or her own terms. Read More

If you’ve ever tried to shop on your phone (which is something I spent a lot of time doing while designing my mobile site), the experience is bad enough as it is without having to scroll around. The more user friendly your site is, the more likely a customer will shop and actually make a purchase. Read More