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Small business should refuse to participate in the current financial downturn and use this period to make corrections in your business in time for the upturn that will follow. Read More

As more and more companies and teams are going strictly virtual, there are a whole new set of issues to consider and challenges to address. Using my own virtual social media marketing team as an example, I've identified a number of needs that require some kind of technology solution, but at the moment, we are “patchwork quilting” our tech infrastr Read More

The founder of Teach America shares her perspective on the pointlessness of planning, the power of saying no, instead deciding on priorities and metrics to measure your success. And getting out of the way. Read More

One of the hardest things for entrepreneurial women to do is trust their systems, especially if their system comes in the form of another human being. Being able to let go and leave your business in the hands of someone else, or a computer system can be a challenge for many, but not if you whole heartedly trust the system. Read More

Every day more and more experts call for marketers to relinquish control of their brands and engage customers in dialogue. Companies are entering the blogosphere, building Facebook pages and Twittering with record speed. And while these organizations are bravely entering the new world, most fail to adopt this practice at home in their internal c Read More

Seth Godin has this GREAT post about the small business death spiral especially during periods of recession. It's a sort of "don't let this happen to you" post and is something to really think about when business is down. I want to thank Sabrina Parsons, CEO of Palo Alto Software who drew my attention to this great post with a link from her Mo Read More

OTTAWA - An index that represents business confidence in Canada was relatively flat in July, suggesting a degree of economic stabilization. But small- and medium-sized businesses aren't cheering the end of the recession just yet, said Ted Mallett, chief economist with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, which puts out the monthly `` Read More

This month, I'm going to share with you some of the tools that you can implement now so that next summer, you can take a major part (if not all) of the summer off. I've tried to take a summer off before, but because business development is fun for me, I start to 'Jones' for it, if I'm not doing it. Instead, what I do is ensure my existing models a Read More

Steve Strauss, USAToday's Small Business Expert, shared these three tips recently in an interview on BlogTalk Radio. Read More