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Attracting customers is relatively easy, you just need to have a very convincing marketing strategy. The hard part is getting them to come back. Read More

Sharing links to your blog, website, or other resources that you find helpful is vitally important, and it won’t work very well if the majority of your tweet is taken up with a really long URL.

Take this post as an example. It’s URL is 79 characters, more than 50% of a Tweet. Read More

Andy is a guy that ships. He is the host of the awesome Linchpin podcast where he has interviewed such guests as Dan Miller, the author of 48 Days to the Work You Love, and Alex Miles Younger, the Creative Director for Seth Godin’s Domino Project. In this interview, we asked Andy how he has used c Read More

This topic is the cause of ongoing confusion for many marketing professionals – should I tweet as myself or as the brand I work for? Or, maybe, both?

I have seen this debated again, and again, but it always comes back to what works best for each situation. It is important to understand the diffe Read More

We all know Curious George the troublesome monkey character that loves to learn new things and get himself into trouble. Well, while curiosity can lead to trouble, it can also lead to new ideas and new adventures. In that way, curiosity is just a part of being smart. Here's why curiosity and a spir Read More

Being an active member of a certain social networking site does not make you an expert or authority figure overnight. It takes time to build credibility. Read More

Interview with Gary Vaynerchuk, New York Times bestselling author and founder of Wine Library TV and Daily Grape, on publishing, marketing his new project, his radio show, and more. Read More

As the Beatles once sang, there is today another revolution coming. This time, driven by hard economic times and job insecurities, many are looking to a home business revolution. Whether you intend for your business only to start at home in an office in the den or even at the kitchen table and then grow or whether you plan for it to stay there, wo Read More