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We're always trying new things so we always have new areas to grow, but never do we sit down and say “let's agree to take a big, pre-determined sum of money based on the results of last year's giant lump of money and spend it on random marketing stuff and hope that it returns a profit.” Read More

Robert Craven works with the ambitious directors of fast-growing businesses who feel that they could be doing even better. As a keynote speaker his style is challenging, honest and goading; free of business school hyperbole he makes his audience think. Read More

Brian is great at what he does. Brian is your controller—he manages all of the accounting for your small business. He keeps all of the company's expenses properly documented, finds all of the tax deductions, manages payroll, pays all the bills, negotiates for better rates on the company's health plans, and keeps a sharp eye on all of your accoun Read More

The CEO of Mahalo has gotten more press than any entrepreneur could dream of and has never had a public relations firm working for him. Calacanis's philosophy of PR is summed up in six words: be amazing, be everywhere, be real. You don't need a PR firm, you don't need an in-house PR person and you don't need to spend ANY money to get ama Read More

Seth makes the point that a click on an ad doesn't cost a reader anything, but gives the writer a small reward for producing good content. Read More

Many businesses these days are venturing into the Wild West of social media, trying their hand at things like blogging and Twitter and creating profiles on social-networking sites. But along the way they're making lots of mistakes. Read More

Anyone in today's workplace knows what's wrong with business presentations and the software of choice for 99% of those giving them. Just about everyone has experienced Death by PowerPoint, and based on statistics, you have probably committed it on more than one occasion. Read More

Our value propositions need to be communicated with a clearer, simpler, message than that used with seat belts. Read More

It's known as Software as a Service (SaaS), or the idea that you can get your software delivered conveniently, and at a low price, via the Web. Unlike buying software the old-fashioned way, by paying a big licensing fee up front, you pay for SaaS—also referred to as on-demand software—in pieces, spread out over time. But as with most IT innov Read More

How small business owners are currently using social media, their concerns, and some valuable social media resources! Read More