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An excellent resource for those who want to monitor their brand or reputation on social media sites. This 2 Page PDF lays it all out, thanks to the folks at salesrescueteam.com for this. Read More

Email marketers, consider these implications and remedies of Gmail's Priority inbox feature. Read. Learn. Connect. Read More

Today marks the first day customers can take advantage of the earlybird pricing for Sage ACT! 2011, here are some things to think about before you do Read More

Video squeeze pages can be a powerful email list building tool if they weren't such a pain to create. Learn about my www.LeadPagePros.com likes and dislikes (video). Read More

Considering mobile marketing in your business? These 7 reasons might compel you to give it strong consideration, it includes charts and graphs from 3rd party market research firms.

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For those incorporating Facebook as a part of their social networking strategy this post discusses things to consider before putting up a Facebook fan page. Read More

Are you looking for ways to minimize increases in long-term staffing commitments, yet want to position yourself for growth once the economy recovers? Outsourcing is a great way to create flexibility while meeting current demands in the organization, particularly in small and mid-sized businesses. Read More

With all the press and buzz about Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks, one site not commonly known as a social networking site has emerged as just that. With recent social features (and new ones coming with regularity) YouTube is quickly positioning itself as the respected social site for small business. Read More

If you're a small business owner you can still use social media to find new customers without letting it take over your life. And below you'll find what I think are the top social media sites to help you do that. The trick is navigate through the clutter and find the ones that will work best for you. Read More

It's great to be trusting. However, your responsibility to your company, your staff, your clients, and yourself is to be sure you've done what you can to protect what you've worked so hard to achieve. Being a business owner means being realistic and responsible. You don't want to have that responsibility thrust upon you as the result of the la Read More