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The social media world is very dynamic. What is ‘in’ today can get obsolete before you know it. You should look out for different trends and anticipate how they will affect your business. Let us look at 6 social media trends that have the potential to transform your business this year. Read More

Here are four reasons why print marketing can be more effective that digital marketing and why businesses should continue to invest in print. Read More

If you know exactly what it is you value in a business, it’s not hard to work out a ballpark figure. After all, nobody in their right mind would pay for an existing business without knowing what it’s worth. To help you get started, here are some of the Web’s top free business valuation calculators. Read More

While IRS audit rates are down considerably and the chances that you’ll be examined are small, recognize that there are still thousands of small business owners audited each year. Even though tax season is now over, here are three IRS hot button issues for the coming year, why you should avoid th Read More

I recently viewed this video created by the University of Chicago’s Business School. It highlights three Professors of Entrepreneurship as they talk about why so many startups fail.

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When it comes to small business and larger corporations there’s often an “us versus them” mentality. However there are many giant companies that have made helping entrepreneurs a special focus. These seven companies could be considered "small business allies." Read More

Stop wasting time on LinkedIn: Read this post to learn how to Hide the Time Wasters on your LinkedIn Home Page
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When you consider all your options for social media marketing, it can be overwhelming. Start here... Read More

When it comes to starting a high-growth business, and understanding the ins and outs of what investors are looking for, David knows what he’s talking about. We talk with him about his new book, The Startup Checklist: 25 Steps to a Scalable, High-Growth Business. Read More

Many experts recommend introducing your business plan with the problem your customers face and the solution your business offers.

That’s called “problem and solution,”—but it’s too often an opportunity wasted.

Don’t just describe the problem and solution. Make people care. Read More