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By Kimberly Grimms

As a huge TV fanatic, I often spend countless hours watching television, just soaking in both the goodness and the crap that comes with it. Recently, however, I’ve realized that if we look closely enough, TV shows can actually teach us some tricks about marketing. Read More

These days it seems like there's an app for everything, but wait until you see this. Nataly Kogan, CEO and Chief Happiness Officer (Yes, it's really a title) of Happier, says her company's app tackles a problem everyone can relate to, how to be happier. Read Nataly's story for a unique look at a co Read More

A report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project shows 94 percent of teen social media users have a Facebook profile. And 81 percent said Facebook is the social media profile they use most often. But the report went on to say that many teens questioned admitted they were "burned out" on the Read More

Success in a startup is not possible as a “one-man show.” An entrepreneur has to engage with team members, partners, investors, vendors, and customers. In my experience, the joy of positive engagement is sometimes the only pay you get in an early startup. Amazingly, many successful startups are bui Read More

Inventory analysis refers to a set of metrics used to optimize inventory levels - minimizing stock outs without overstocking. Inventory analysis is broken down into a set of three standard equations (turnover, customer service level, & stock outs) you can easily compute. Read More

It's not that they mean too, but the behavior and basic personalities of some of your employees may make them a greater security risk. In these days of massive security breaches when any business can be a target, it's helpful to figure out ahead of time what practices and perhaps even which employe Read More

All of us including you and me are attracted to the sponsored posts, because you can earn some money.
These reasons explains how sponsored posts can ruin your blog. Read More

Do you feel tranquilly calm when surrounded by green fields and blue skies? Or perhaps slightly alarmed when staring at a red stop sign?

Color has been known to have a powerful psychological impact on people's behavior and decisions, and this knowledge has been harnessed all too well by designer Read More

“The availability and ubiquity of bad advice has exploded over the past few years,” writes Dave Lerner in How To Avoid Bad Startup Advice. Amen to that. He explains it very well:  This is due to many factors, the primary Read More

Despite the tools available to sales professionals, there more and more demands on our time, these in turn impact our productivity. It is up to us to create time to be productive, whether it is to learn something new or a power hour, we need to create our window of productivity. Read More