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Si Gornick knows that small business owners don’t have that kind of marketing budget … not even close. That’s part of the reason he created Moovd. Moovd is a browser-based “kinetic typography” generator that you can use to create a similar ad or other presentation video for your small business. Read More

Staying on top of technological breakthroughs and innovations is important for business success. By doing so, you will be able to quickly adjust to market forces, save time and identify ways to streamline and strengthen your business processes. Read More

While most of the U.S. (and many others) is sweltering and not thinking of snow, leaves, Christmas or Hanukkah, small businesses who want to leverage more Holiday sales than last year – need to start preparing now. Read More

If you’re tired of reading self help books and seemingly never getting anywhere, you may be interested in a study that found a single factor — self-control — to be one of the primary keys to success. Read More

A new survey from Chase reveals that consumers are more confident about their finances, yet remain cautious. Here’s how to make the most it. Read More

As we start to feel like experts, we may think we know better than the newbies, but don't let that shut out fresh ideas. Read More

Have you heard of the new social networking site, Zurker, yet? Zurker is a new social media site where you become an investor and earn shares. Learn more here. Read More

Do you want to inspire innovation and creativity in yourself and your team? Throw out the beanbag chairs, colored markers and whiteboard, and try these three oddball ideas, backed by scientific research. Read More

Pinterest is a big mover in the social media space. In fact, Time magazine published Pinterest in its “50 Best Websites of 2011″ and Hitwise data shows Pinterest with 17 million total visits per week. Small business owners should consider Pinterest as part of their social media strategy. Here's how Read More

Eleven companies with at least one American venture capital investor went public in the fourth quarter, up slightly from the previous quarter but down 67 percent from the same period in 2010, says a new report from Thomson Reuters and the National Venture Capital Association. Read More