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Plenty of small businesses use blogging as a way to promote services or build a community around their brand. But blogging can actually be a business in and of itself.
More and more individuals are beginning to take advantage of all the different opportunities out there to monetize blogging.
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There aren’t a lot of books that cover how to be a good Team Leader at Target or a Product Line Manager in a manufacturing company.
Yet, that is precisely what companies need to address. Front line managers are the most visible and influential level of every business. They influence the culture an Read More

No longer do I have to spend my entire lunchtime queuing in my local branch of Natwest just to set up a direct debit. Mobile banking has taken this a step further, as most transactions can be carried out simply by pressing a few buttons on your smartphone. Read More

Are you wondering how to grow a fan base on Facebook that engage with your content?

Then wonder no more!

Here's an infographic from QuickSprout that delineates 6 simple steps that you can take to make it happen. Read More

In this post you are going to learn about how outreach is an important part of almost every business.

The guest post was provided by Dave Schneider who is the cofounder of NinjaOutreach, an innovative new Blogger Outreach software for marketers. He shares 5 great outreach scripts that work for a Read More

Every culture and community puts pressure on its members to follow the norms. Even young people who start out wanting to be different are called “freaks,” and most are slowly bent back into the norm by the time they “grow up.” Maybe that’s why so many entrepreneurs struggle with building a disrupti Read More

A change is coming to PayPal that is designed to protect both buyers and sellers should a dispute over digital goods arise.
On its website, PayPal gives the examples of services, digital goods, travel and event tickets as intangible items. As of July 1, if a buyer claims they did not receive the i Read More

Not all news is good news. That’s especially true in the world of small businesses this week. Search engines, social media platforms, and other tools regularly update and add to their offerings for businesses. But not all of those updates necessarily make life easier for small business owners.
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When you tell your employees it’s time for the weekly training meeting, you can almost see their groans. Training is generally not anyone’s favorite hour of the day and it can be expensive, especially for small business startups.
However, when it comes to a small business training new employees, p Read More

This cartoon was a thorn in my side for a full day.
I ran across the idea about correlation and causation and knew there was something there, but it was tricky. At one point, the caption was a full paragraph and there was some sort of Venn diagram involved.
I’m not kidding. It was a mess. Read More