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Facebook is a great social marketing tool. You can use Facebook for just talking to friends and family members or to market your skills or your business successfully. You have all kinds of options, but some people on the site are guilty of a giving a little TMI (Too Much Information). It’s usually Read More

Who are successful bloggers? Are they extremely talented entrepreneurs, who have managed to become skilled experts in certain field of business Read More

Find out why your business should be on Twitter and how to use Twitter for business. This is a first post in a series presenting best practices for promoting a business on twitter. Read More

A world where everything is connected awaits us. The result will be both significant shifts in our everyday lives and a changing of the guard in several industries that are only now starting to feel the impact of social media. Read More

If your founder is active, reassess the involvement of him or her with your staff. It could make a big impact on your bottom line! Read More

One of the biggest issues that entrepreneurs face is solving problems before the problem destroys their businesses. Many entrepreneurs usually do nothing at all or wait too long to solve problems and then the problem takes a toll on their businesses. This article will provide you with 5 problem sol Read More

One thing we as small business people can count on is that, no matter what year it is, there will be changes in the tax law for that year. And this year is no different, only it’s worse. Much worse. Read More

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Startup idea worth sharing [and maybe a business opportunity? - Sierra Leone doesn’t have a manufacturing sector and imports from the US...]: Entrepreneur Simon Willans is introducing solar power to Sierra Leone, where most people rely on kerosene or candles to light their homes. His year-old start Read More