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Discover how a new travel blog achieved its 100% growth in two months with the power of social media and ZERO dollar spent in running a campaign to hire new writers. Read More

Find out how these two methods can allow or disallow fans to tag/add photos to your business page after facebook modified the photo tab settings recently. Read More

Split testing is fundamentally testing two unlike variables on your sales page to know what gets the most value out of your page by detail Read More

11 Things You Should Know about Personal Profile and Facebook Page Management that will prevent you from overlapping the two. - Part 2 of Read More

Yup, I'm sure what was to be my last post ruffled some feathers and raised some ire!

So now...what will definitley be my last submission. Ways to improve this site and allow it to reach its remarkable potential. I won't be around to see if they are implemented, but I hope for the sake of this place, they will be considered. Read More

My final post on BizSugar. A product review. What I believe is going wrong here.

And some final thoughts on boycotts, black-listing and "Powers That Be. Read More

Discover how you can manage your personal profile and facebook pages without overlapping the two via privacy settings and posting methods - Part 1 of 2 Read More

It's been almost a year on BizSugar.

It's been good and it's been interesting.

I'm looking forward to taking a long break from Social Media and getting back to a more old-fashioned way of doing business.. Read More

There is a movement afoot in American Little League Baseball. No more keeping score. Playing for fun in an atmosphere where everyone is declared 'winner."

It is a concept I have decided to take on in regards to my business articles and Social Media. Read my posts to enjoy them, but please, no more votes!

I'm looking forward to participating in a non-competitive environment! Read More

Why is it that some employees blindly follow the most meager parameters for providing customer service, while others go the extra mile with seemingly no skin off their noses? Lehigh Valley opinion and news blogger Shakur Pfist recounts one interesting customer service story amid minor ranting and raving, illustrating what it takes to provide exceptional customer service in small business.. Read More