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After the end of SES New York, Bing’s developers shared with the attendees about their plans to start testing some of their new features this coming summer. One of the features mentioned is Quick Tabs where it anticipates the intent of the task that the customer wants to accomplish and provide shortcuts for activities such as weather, events, and maps.
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Anthony Iannarino interviews Tom Peters on his new book, The Little Big Things: 163 Ways to Pursue Excellence. Tom talks about brand you, the little big things in sales, the value of business acumen, the politics of change management, and Twitter. (Part One) Read More

Twitter has the potential to allow you to reach a larger targeted audience. Here are a couple of ways to follow and unfollow Twitterers. In addition, a way to target a Twitterers by geography or by category. Read More

Affiliate marketing will not be effective if it is not done in the right way. Here are some reasons why some afiliate marketers fail. Read More

If you are a small business owner who is always on the lookout for gadgets or technology pieces that can improve your productivity or make your office a better place to work at, check out these gadgets that you should have on your office wishlist. Read More

If Google Voice, Google Wave, and Google Buzz are grouped together with the existing suite of Google Apps, would it become a budget-friendly teleworking platform? Here are some reasons why Google Apps might be your organization’s ideal telework platform: Read More

There's lots of fear about the possibilities of considerable costs for some small businesses in the new healthcare legislation, and costs certainly will be based on what we've seen in terms of estimates of how the new rules will work. But one columnist says the healthcare law shouldn't put anyone out of business, just cost your business an awful lot more. Read More

Small business owners will lead the economic recovery. This is a column by one such leader who has decided to run his business leanly, manage his growth conservatively and is not much interested in government stimulus until business gets better. Reading his experiences may give even the most discouraged small business owner hope and the realization that you are not alone. But more than that, it m Read More

Little did we know how much the face of social media would change on February 4, 2004 when Mark Zuckerberg, a no-name college student at Harvard, launched Facebook. Read More