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Book authors want everyone to read their book. It's a universal law. They spend a year or longer typing and retyping words, and when they're done, they want as many people as possible to read what they've written. And I'm... Read More

With the recent rollout of emojis for Twitter’s desktop version and the addition of Yelp’s emoji search function, it’s safe to say that emojis are becoming an integral part of the Internet landscape. And even though world-class companies like Twitter and Yelp are hopping on the emoji train, there a Read More

By Stephanie Davies

You would think customer relations is the only place left in business where computers can’t help. We think of customer relationships as being about building trust, affinity and understanding. Surely no computer can handle these tasks.

For these aspects of customer relation Read More

By Khurram Aziz

When you’re operating a consumer electronics retail store, or any other store for that matter, accounting, customer service, purchasing and stocking are just a few of your competing priorities in a typical day. This leaves less time and resources for in-store marketing. Read More

Here are five easy ways to determine who your target market might be, before or after you open the doors to your new business. Read More

I have been debating with myself for over a week on whether or not it would be a good idea to write this post. I am not into outing people or methods, but with the recent penalties to blogs for links and the potential for businesses to lose money I feel like I can make a bland statement and perhaps Read More

The highs and lows that come with working in sales are no joke. Here's a typical Friday. Featured on Buzzfeed. Read More

Do you blog for business? Check this out!Over the years, we’ve published lots of great content offering insights around blogging for business. Here are the ten most popular Tweak Your Biz articles EVER on business blogging, blogs and bloggers Read More

Traditionally, the majority of entrepreneurs have been logical thinkers, problem solvers, and pay attention to details. These are the stereotypical left-brain engineers. Yet I see a big shift from the knowledge age, with its left-brain foundation, to a critical focus today on visualization, creativ Read More

Last month I was fortunate enough to speak with serial entrepreneur and digital maven Mike Glezos. Mike founded Biz Wiz Name in 2010 and since then the business has grown by leaps and bounds. Below is a record of my conversation with Mike. Read More