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In this current state of the economy it's only natural for you to question the stability and safety of your own career. If you're looking for a new job with longevity, here are the top recession proof careers that are in high demand. Read More

By Karen Axelton With the holiday shopping season well underway, there’s plenty of positive news about Black Friday, Cyber Monday and this year’s new entry into the shopping game, Small Business Saturday (an event developed by American Express OPEN and Facebook). Read More

This incredible story follows two women in Afghanistan, one who creates handmade scarfs to be sold in the United States to further her education and another a young entrepreneur who owns a shoe manufacturing business in which several men work for her, almost unheard of in the culture in which she l Read More

As we head into the holiday shopping season, retailers are hoping that we are ready to spend some money. It looks promising: Last year online spending for Canadians surpassed $15 billion, most of it done using credit cards. A similar trend is happening around the world. Read More

How would you care to own a pattern for making good & persuasive videos? Video marketing has become a must have skill for today’s online seller. Bellow are some essential video marketing tips that i prefer to share with you. Read More

In Canada, as in the United States, the recovery has hit a menacing roadblock – rising consumer debt. As Canadian consumers begin to worry about their debt levels, spending is dropping off — and that is holding back the economic recovery. Entrepreneurs beware. Read More

With all the marketing options and tools available today you would think marketing your brand would be pretty easy. This is not the case and in fact if anything with so many options it makes the whole thing a little overwhelming, not to mention time consuming. This is why the simpler marketing grea Read More

Some graphic evidence compiled by the Huffington Post which demonstrates how bad the current unemployment situation is in historical context Read More

Could a deal reportedly being hammered out between Google and Verizon spell trouble for small businesses marketing content online? One news report (in the New York Times) claims the agreement could allow different tiers of service for content providers. The story claims "Google and Verizon, two leading players in Internet service and content, are nearing an agreement that could allow Verizon to speed some online content to Internet users more quickly if the content’s creators are willing to pay for the privilege." Could this mean having to pay an Internet provider for faster loading of your content, something likely to benefit larger companies with deeper pockets? Google is denying some of what has been reported and both companies claim the move won't affect the level playing field enjoyed by all content providers and users (including small businesses and their customers.) What do you think Read More