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Business relationships are a lot like personal relationships. It takes hard work, perseverance and patience to get results. Read More

In an ideal world, everyone should have a fair shot in asking for a loan. We can't deny the fact that loans can spell the difference between growth or deterioration especially in the small business enterprise. Read More

There’s no doubt in the minds of business owners that branding is important. How can it not be so? Every blog site which offers small business help has discussed the importance of it at least once in their posts. Read More

Running a business is a lot similar to how you live your life. There are ups and downs, mistakes and triumphs and of course the proverbial lessons that you’ve learned to get you back in the saddle. Read More

In the grand scheme of life, there are bound to be mistakes, failures to be exact and in business, that is magnified ten times. Read More

What is a small business, anyway? How big can it be before it's not a small business anymore? The Small Business Administration has been mulling these questions and now, for the first time in decades, has redefined how large a company can be and still qualify for SBA assistance. Read More

Last month I discussed creating a vision for your business by stepping into the shoes of “big” business.  This article takes that conversation to the next step; discover how planting and nurturing some well placed seeds can increase your business conversions. Read More

Social media still dominates headlines as the new direction for business marketing, but it seems many businesses are resisting the call. Here are the trends you need to follow. Read More

All businesses start with a dream. Sometimes it’s a dream to be wealthy beyond your wildest dreams or a dream of one day seeing your name on the door. Read More

San Francisco's is enjoying a renaissance as a technology center, as numerous Web and digital-media companies move in or expand in a burst of economic activity not seen since the dot-com boom of the 1990s. Read More