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3 techniques for determining if your idea is crazy or not, and whether or not it's one worth pursuing. Read More

New York City-based Lucky Ant launched Jan. 2, hoping to link small businesses with their neighborhoods (and, of course, make some money in the process). In exchange for funding for improvement projects at local businesses—the site will feature one per week—users receive loyalty rewards and other p Read More

As people try to reduce their overloaded email inbox, they unsubscribe from email marketing and e-newsletters. Don't let your e-newsletter suffer this fate. Read More

The first step to starting or managing a business is understanding your competition. It is imperative to understand that there are two kinds of competitors: direct and indirect. Here are some tips to keep you ahead! Read More

The main purpose of a website is to increase profit rates of the company. Sometimes, a site receives huge traffic. Unfortunately, this traffic does not convert into paying clients, thus affecting business goals of the company. The best way to deal with this situation is to evaluate the site and imp Read More

Getting great PR for your small business startup in the media, on social media websites and blogs is crucial to driving enough business to keep you afloat. There are a range of skills and techniques you must learn in order to use your marketing and PR resources with maximum efficiency. Read More

Why is it important for your URL to be linked to unique valuable content versus duplicate content and what you should know about duplicate content back-links. Read More

SEO services serves as a powerful tool to push up your website rankings. Some webmasters believe there is a special strategy for website success. Read More

To have substantial amount of inbound links is essential for a website to rank higher in search engines. Read More

Robert Dempsey is looking for experienced entrepreneurs doing their own marketing and successfully earning customers. In a 15-minute interview we’ll discuss:
1.Who you are and what your business is all about
2.What you’ve found works best to bring in customers
3.What you found didn’t work so wel Read More