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I’m not much of a television person, but my family loves one of the popular “reality” shows, called “So You Think You Can Dance,” so I’m sort of forced to watch it every week. Over time, I’ve concluded that even startup entrepreneurs can learn a few things from this one. Of course, you must ignore Read More

Here at the Web.com Small Business Forum we’re excited to continue to add new features to help you all start and grow better businesses. Starting next week w Read More

Entrepreneurs and startups often ask if they should use social media for marketing, digital media, or traditional media. The answer is yes to all, and the challenge is how to choose how much of each, and how to integrate them for maximum impact and the least cost. None should be considered mutually Read More

As much as we'd love to wake up every single day feeling ready to conquer the world, life just doesn't work that way. A sleepless night could leave us feeling fatigued the next day, unable to keep up with the demands of running a business. Sometimes we just feel down for no reason at all.

While Read More

Isn’t it frustrating to think you understand something new in business, like marketing with social media, only to realize that the landscape changed while you were looking at other priorities? For example, it used to be that marketing via social media meant buying banner ads on Facebook, or buying Read More

If you are a start-up challenging an industry giant, that's the way to succeed. Watch this short video outlining Harvard Professor Clay Christensen's theory: Read More

Ever wondered how Dropbox became today's hottest startup? Here's how. It took one tutorial video on how to create videos for business to get new prospects to its product. Learn more about it here. Read More

We all love a good entrepreneurial success story. However, things are not always smooth-sailing and most businesses fail. Are there any lessons to be learned there? You bet! Here are 33 startups that courageously share their stories — even when things don't end well. Read More

The most successful entrepreneurs learn from their own mistakes, and those of others. See what Nellie Akalp learned in her first business filing endeavor. Read More