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Your blog shouldn’t look like a dump where the top posts are relevant to the times and going down reveals the remains of old ones. Update seasonal posts to cover new details. Maintain a content planning calendar and revive the top posts from past years. Write a follow-up to a previous post with pro Read More

Customer service has traditionally been a support function to respond to customer initiated requests, meaning someone waits for the phone to ring or for a website support request form. Today’s customers definition of service is the sum total of their “experience,” covering all aspects of their rela Read More

We are here to help new entrepreneurs by taking into account 17 of the most common small business challenges, and how these problems can be solved. Read More

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The success formula is simple to understand. It consists of only five major ideas: Purpose, plan, action, feedback, change. So, the obvious question is, if the success formula is so simple, why isn't everyone doing it? Read More

You don’t need to be perfect, but you do need to know the basics. If you don’t, you will likely get your guest post pitch rejected before you even get a chance to showcase your expertise. You will also need to nail your presentation once you have a pitch accepted. Getting accepted to post an articl Read More

Your surroundings have a major impact on how you function in your daily life. With that in mind, here's how to design your office space to motivate employees and increase productivity. Read More

Prior to this November’s 2016 election, we looked closely at how Donald Trump planned to help small business in the United States if elected.

Now that Trump has been sworn into office and the first 100-days plan is underway, what should you—the small business owner—watch for?

Here are two big Read More

Undoubtedly you’ve heard the expression “content shock,” coined by marketing expert Mark Schaefer.

With immense respect, I have to admit: I don’t believe in it.
The idea that there’s so much content out there, people are tired of content altogether? That no one’s giving new content a chance? Th Read More

A new year always brings new resolutions and decisions. This year is not an exception. Every year I try my best to provide the best results for the people I serve, while aim at my goals. As a compulsory overachiever I am, I try to make meet ends, while offer quality content and material to people n Read More