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There are countless books and blogs about Twitter etiquette. Some say you should follow everyone that follows you. Some say you follow only those with similar interests. Some say you should follow all potential clients or prospects. This post is about why I WON’T follow certain people. Read More

When you are looking to see how to attract customers to buy think strategically and get creative to stand out from your competitors. Here is one way to attract customers to your business. Read More

Small businesses CAN compete with their bigger counterparts, mainly via online marketing and SEO. Here are five things small biz can do to get started.

The article is written by Nelson James, COO and Co-Founder of Signs.com Read More

Trust is a key for driver for your customers. Do they trust you to produce a great product? Do they trust you to deliver a reliable service? Do they trust you with their money and their time? So what can a your business do to engender trust with its customers? Read More

The event rocked and what do you do next? One of the most dangerous assumptions in business is, “If it worked before, let's do it again.” It’s a huge temptation for try to repeat a successful event by just duplicating it. Here’s a way to recreate the uniqueness and great feelings of that successful Read More

Content marketing isn't nearly as complicated as some of us like to make it -- in fact, Brian Clark of Copyblogger boils it down to five simple elements: Context, Cornerstone, Connection, Conversion, and Copy. Read More

We all have the same 24 hours available to us every day -- it is what we do with that time that makes all the difference. This links directly to the concept of quality practice and essentially defines your level of success. Read More

College life is the best part of life, when you study in college you met with many people some are genius some are good in sports, but all have their own specialties and sometimes you find people like you. Read More

How can you ensure that your new project doesn't get stuck in "not quite finished" mode forever? How can you get customers through the door sooner and on a smaller budget?

The answer is: with a minimum viable product. And this infographic explains what that is and how it works. Read More

Is your business ready for an emergency? According to a recent survey by the American Red Cross, only 41 percent of small businesses have a disaster preparedness plan in place. Think about what might happen to your business if an emergency were to occur. Lost revenue, damaged property and assets an Read More