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Monday's post about Curing The Social Media Blues generated some wonderful comments. Unfortunately it also received a comment that was purely spam. There was no attempt from the commenter to even pretend he was participating in the discussion. The comment looked like this Read More

A slideshow for your viewing pleasure: some of the funniest, freakiest, most bizarre and most offensive advertisements in business history Read More

How to get less out of LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a great tool for networking and can help transform you job hunting and business development results Read More

Marketing blogs are the most widely read and rated on Technorati and other blog forums. Is business blogging for small business redundant except for marketing related posts Read More

A few statistics on the role of telephones in customer relations, what we do right, and where we fail Read More

Combine with previous 16 applications to boost facebook page popularity, here are 15 more to enhance your Facebook Page in terms of publicity and fans engagement Read More

Regular people make money via employment. They wake up early every day, get to work, stay there for a fixed amount of time (plus possible overtime) and usually the day is almost gone when they come home Read More

Google announced some major changes to their search indexing algorithm yesterday. Here's what your business needs to know about Google's Caffeine update Read More

Highly visible translation mistakes can devastate an international marketing campaign. What you don’t often hear about are the less visible writing mistakes that can slowly bleed your company dry. The ones that aren’t plastered all over billboards and magazine ads, but handed directly to individual clients in letters, proposals, emails, etc. Although not as visible as public marketing messages, writing mistakes in your international business communication are just as toxic to your brand. Here's why .. Read More

Perhaps it’s not politically correct to talk about the role of power in business. We all know, however, that dealing with and wielding power is a day-to-day reality for sales reps Read More