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Tough times usually spell trouble for small businesses, including those in relatively stable industries or geographic locations. Here are Ten Top Tips for Tough Times to help small businesses survive our current economic climate. Read More

Where’s the line? When an employer hires workers an important question is whether the compensation they receive is subject to employment taxes. The answer depends on whether the worker is an employee or an independent contractor. This determination of the worker’s status depends on certain facts . . . facts which define the type and terms of the business relationship that exists between the parti Read More

Web 2.0 online marketing and social media/networking are all the rage! As this topic is very hot, this article provides an overview and is the first in a series of articles on the subject. Don’t be left behind! Don’t miss this or future posts. Read More

The Internet and social media makes is possible to shatter a very good brand with the speed of light. In seconds, thousands people can know when one of your customers is unhappy! What can you do to monitor and protect your brand? Read More

The legal structure that you choose for your new company (NewCo) has important consequences in terms of liability protection, double taxation, funding as well as other things. This article is a primer on the subject. Read More

What percentage of American businesses are classified as “Small Business”? You may be amazed! What percentage of innovations are patented by Small Business. Truly America runs on small business. What have we done for small business lately? Read More

Although Facebook is generally more oriented to communications between people who already know each other, with .4 billion users, it can be an effective tool for marketing. One way to maximize online visibility is by making connections between Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. In other words, network your networks. Read More

rule of thumbMost small business owners and entrepreneurs find themselves overwhelmed with duties ranging from janitor to Chief Executive Officer. With so many duties to perform, small business owners do not have the time to study reams of financial reports in order to effectively manage their business. What I have learned through the years is that I can manage a lot more efficiently and effectiv Read More

It is critical that small business owners and managers know the difference between brand and branding. Each are important but different. This article makes the differences quite clear. Read More

Generational cohorts prove helpful in understanding overall trends, attitudes and behaviors of a group. Managing or marketing to a group becomes more effective by using this knowledge to tailor your message and determine the method of delivery. Read More