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How well is your website performing for your business?
I’m not asking how nice it looks, i’m asking how well does it perform in the way it’s supposed to perform….as a tool to attract and gain new customers. Read More

Many individuals are well aware of the risks involved in identity theft. Indeed, we've been hearing about the dangers of identity theft for years. However, small businesses need to be on the alert as well. Apparently, identity theft of small businesses is on the rise. If you have a small business, Read More

Creating lasting connections was the idea behind the creation of Facebook. Guest blogger Amanda DiSilvestro offers three strategic approaches for gleaning new markets through FaceBook. Read More

More small businesses than ever are turning to social media to generate new business and connect with customers. With over 9 million small businesses on its platform, the most popular social network for building brand awareness is Facebook, which just unveiled its new Timeline format for businesses Read More

There are essentially two types of tax returns for small businesses and the self employed. If you are an unincorporated sole proprietor or a partnership, you are required to fill out the statement of business activities (T2125) on your personal tax return also referred to as the T1. If you are in Read More

Accounting is one of the most frustrating aspects of small business. Here are 17 ways accountants can get small business PR coverage, especially in tax season. Read More

Are you still trading dollars for hours?

That is, you charge a client by the hour for every hour they hire you?

While this is a common income model for coaches, consultants, trainers and speakers, charging by the hour has limited growth potential, especially if you base most of (if not your Read More

14 Successful Ebook Authors Reveal How To Write Ebooks That Sell. We have a lot to learn from them and, fortunately for us, they were kind enough to offer their advice. Read More

So many bloggers with so many blogs and they just can’t think of anything to write (or so it would appear). The problem with this, as I see it, is that so many people who have nothing to say, want to speak. Read More

Investment in capital items such as computers, furniture, equipment and cars can cause confusion for small business owners. Since these are purchases that affect the cash flow of the business, it seems that they should be accounted for as expenses just as you would reflect office supplies or rent. Read More