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Don't feel like an expert? Act like one anyway. Here are tips for becoming an expert, even if you're a newbie business owner. Read More

Social Media is not just a method only being utilized by big brands anymore. Small businesses are starting to embrace and implement social techniques on a grander scale. Smaller businesses are using social not only as a marketing tool, but also as a customer service platform. Read More

When I speak to first-time authors, many times their biggest fear about getting their book written and published is that they’re not “good enough” to write one in the first place. Here are 12 reasons I came up with to show you that yes, you are good enough! Read More

People are always asking me for an inside tip on Internet sites that will be “the next big thing.” Those are hard, since someone has to invent something innovative, but I do have some views on other ideas whose time has come and gone. Read More

With the plethora of marketing tools for local businesses and the difficulty with selling those products to the local market, UPlanMe is using a unique spin on its technology to gain share. It's providing local businesses with tools to manage and promote their specials and events through its embed Read More

Well, it's been 2 months of publishing long articles and all I can conclude is this: Your blog reputation wins, no matter how long or how useful it is. Read More

In the past five years, we have seen QR Codes seep into marketing plans. First seen in magazines and on food packaging and then later on metro commuter signs, newspaper ads and retail signage. What’s next?

Well, get ready for the second wave of QR Codes marketing ideas in 2013. Read More

Negative comments are bound to happen when small businesses use Social Media. Here's a story of how those negative comments can actually help the Small Business Read More

Last year I had a client relationship that was shall we say, less than satisfactory. I’d never had problems before which, as it turns out wasn’t such a good thing. Because no problems = no lessons learned = processes that needed improvement.
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