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When is the best time to incorporate your business? Now? At the end of the year? Find out what Nellie Akalp thinks in this post on the Intuit Quickbooks blog Read More

Inc? LLC? Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com shares tips on how to decide what business structure is right for you in this post on the Freshbooks blog. Read More

Social media is often the first source people turn to when seeking local products or services, so it’s crucial for your business’ social media marketing strategies to work. Yet how do you know if your social media campaign is successful, and how do you change what might not be working without sacri Read More

When it comes to successfully growing a business in the age of the internet, videos are the way to go. Here are five strategies for 2016 and beyond. Read More

There is nothing wrong with growing your business by selling more of your solution to more people in more cities, states, and countries. That’s called organic growth, and everybody does it. But in my experience as a startup advisor, too many entrepreneurs get stuck there, and always find excuses fo Read More

If you haven't spent much time creating Facebook Ads, the whole process is likely daunting. With multiple kinds and formats and placements for ads, businesses need someplace to start. Read More

The rapid advance of technology forces marketers and creators to reinvent the way they produce content more quickly than ever before, but the goal remains the same: Tell a great story that captivates and informs. With that in mind, here are five emerging trends that’ll help give an edge to your con Read More

According to an article in the NY Times, 95% of blogs get abandoned within four months, and blogging has a higher failure rate than even restaurants. Read More

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to Get Better Every Day. If you did get a little better, every day, then you would get noticeably better, over the period of a month, and hugely better, over a period of a year.
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Unhappy employees as a whole are 10 percent less productive than their neutral counterparts, and 22 percent less productive than their co-workers who actually enjoy their jobs.
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