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Mashable have produced a list of the most underrated websites of 2008. Check out the list here and see the ones to watch for 2009. Read More

Something's been gnawing at me lately, and it's taken some pondering to figure out exactly what it is. But I think I'm frustrated that we're not doing a better job of carrying social media into the places it really matters: the businesses that don't understand, don't believe, or both. Read More

Here's my rundown of the top seven SEO blogs. Read More

Organizing an educational event, seminar or conference is a great way to get out of the office and network with prospective clients and promote your small business within your community - But how do you minimize some of the risks associated with educational event marketing i.e. high costs, creating buzz, offering value, etc? Read More

Making a list of any kind is deadly. You miss people. You upset people. You exclude people. Lists are downright dangerous. And yet, I want to show you 8 bloggers that you should be reading, if you're not already. How about this: if you think your blog or someone you admire is should be on the radar for 2009, feel free to add a link to it in the co Read More

Second in a 2 part series with some excellent tips on effective communications in sales. Read More

Affiliate marketing is a great way to make money online, but only if you don't get ripped off. Scams like pyramid schemes, dishonest affiliate advertisers, and "too good to be true" offers can cost you lots of money and wasted time. Here are 7 ways you can check up on potential affiliate marketing program partners. Investigate first, Read More

As the new year is just around the corner, some of you might resolve to take a step forward into becoming a freelancer. With the way the economy has been, it wouldn't be too surprising if the freelancer ranks grow in the next few months. Here are a few tips to get you started. Read More

The homily at Church yesterday was about simple gestures. It was how an anonymous person left five full lunches (sandwich, fruit and pretzels in each) on the steps of the church. The next morning those five lunches fed five people who needed food. It created five incredibly happy people and also eased the burden on the church's "back door" p Read More