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Writers have always been attached to their preferred tools. Some of them have purely practical reasons to use a particular writing tool or technique, while others are driven by mere superstition. Check some of them. Read More

Today, IKEA operates over 300 stores in 40+ countries.

Apple has over 80,000 employees.

And the Virgin Group is made up of over 400 companies.

These three companies are amongst the biggest in the world today. They are what most startups hope to one day become: experts in their field, with Read More

By Megan Totka

Is your business in the summer doldrums? Does it need a shot in the arm by either revitalizing its core or by expanding into a related area?

You need to start looking at your business through the eyes of a venture capitalist. Fortunately, you don’t have to win a Shark Tank audi Read More

Using social media in your business? Here's how to maximize your success by igniting your employees. Read More

Here’s why I think social media is a BIG con, and here’s a better suggestion…

Can I ask you one question…

How much traffic do you get from social media?

I’ll wager that it is less than 10%. Am I right?

That’s quite a safe bet since most people gain less than 2% of their traffic from so Read More

Customer reviews are imperative for the success of your brand. Make sure you're getting the right ones to help you attract more customers. Read More

Here’s an overview of how you can get more out of your social media marketing initiatives using the whole systems view. Join us for #V3Live. Read More

Do you wish your small business was more active on social media, but you don’t have time to handle it all yourself? Letting your employees represent your business on social media can be a good way to create an authentic social media presence, help your employees develop reputations as industry expe Read More

Online training can help franchises provide uniform and cost effective training to all franchisors. Explore various options and benefits of online training for Read More

The “valley of death” is a common term in the startup world, referring to the difficulty of covering the negative cash flow in the early stages of a startup, before their new product or service is bringing in revenue from real customers. I often get asked about the real alternatives to bridge this Read More