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A while back, someone named “Joe” left a comment on a post I wrote concerning the Quiznos lawsuit and the huge settlement amount the parties agreed to. I wonder what ever happened to him? Read More

Perhaps no segment of the blogging population is as nebulous—and popular—as the “mommy bloggers.” Writing about children, relationships, life in the suburbs, or even politics and culture fall into this category, and some choose to do it with humor and sarcasm rather than straightforward information Read More

What can a scorned 10 year old (who has been wronged by a Claw Machine) teach business owners and consumers about customer service? Quite a bit, actually. Read More

Pokémon Go is a great way to attract new customers to your brick-and-mortar store. Read this blog post to learn exactly how you can catch 'em all! Read More

To pay or not to pay? Should you use the free or paid version of free small business tools Leadin, Reply, Slack, and Wunderlist? Find out here! Read More

You'll want to listen to these 3 podcasts if you're interested in improving your leadership skills and furthering your career as a leader. Read More

There are thousands of articles, videos, and books out there, all eager to tell you the “secret” to effective content marketing. There’s a reason such resources are in high demand: 88% of all B2B businesses are investing in content marketing, along with 80% of B2C businesses. Read More

A common pain of startups after an exhilarating first surge of early adopters is a long and frustrating plateau of slow growth, where it seems like nothing you do will get your business to profitability. Too many entrepreneurs don’t know what to do at this point, largely accounting for that disappo Read More

A lot of time can be spent choosing the perfect startup name. Conventional wisdom says that the name should be less than 10 characters, easy to remember, and the .com has to be acquirable.
But what if the company you are building begins to change? Read More

A conference that isn’t planned well can impact your career like a lead balloon. If the speakers don’t impress attendees, or you run out of food, it can be talked about for months afterward … and you might shoulder the blame, or at least share it. So plan your company conference thoroughly. Read More