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Jay Shepherd shares some great thoughts on why Twitterers make good staff. Read More

Sarah Evans-Toyne pens a compelling piece about Twitter and the social media circles. Read More

If you are looking for a new business to start, this is a good idea list. Entrepreneur magazine is good for that among other things. Read More

Great tips from Guy Kawasaki on email forms, site search, chicklets (bookmark type), and other ideas to make your site customer friendly and smart. Read More

Chris Anderson, of Long Tail fame, has done it again with Free -- the book highlighting the successes of companies that use a Freemium (versus premium) model of sales. By no means does it claim that a business can survive giving away product/service indefinitely, but it is a strategy worth leveraging if it fits your biz. Anita Campbell reviews thi Read More

Helpful, detailed piece about how blogging works for pro bloggers. Offers guidance on how to position yourself, build credibility, and earn money. These are not stated quite as clearly as I'm summarizing here, but woven into this excellent article are details about how you should be transparent in your blogging or damage your credibility. Read More

SEOMoz is famous for its generous advice. This post is no different. If your website depends on traffic, you need to be reading YOUMoz (the user community) and SEOMoz. Rand Fishkin and his team set the bar for the SEO community. Read More

Good resource for money-saving ideas. Read More

Gladwell's writing and insights are always worth reading. He is the author of The Tipping Point and Outliers -- two very popular books. Read More

I do not agree with the author, but I link to this article for the conversation it creates. There's meaning in these sorts of discussions, even when you disagree. If nothing else, they bolster your resolve as an entrepreneur and owner. Read More