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Competition is always a good thing. It keeps entrepreneurs on their toes and motivates them every single day to keep improving and innovating, offer better quality products or services, and come up with new ideas to gain market share.

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The world of technology changes quickly. New ideas come and go. And while some have the potential to transform how you do business, pursuing others can be a waste of time and effort. Just ask the people who chose HD-DVD instead of Blu-Ray discs back in 2008. Read More

A great idea, without a great team, isn’t enough to build a successful company. But what makes a team great?
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For most entrepreneurs, owning a small business means longer working hours than everybody else. The average small-business owner works 52 hours a week, according to a study by New York marketing firm Willard & Shullman. Meanwhile, May figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that t Read More

Negative comments on Facebook Business Pages are a common problem. By responding to these negative comments correctly, they don't have to hurt your business. Read More

Ever notice how people love to point out problems but very seldom have any solutions? Even worse, if you have an original idea, well-meaning friends, family, and even colleagues and coworkers are quick to jump to the conclusion that it will never work, as supported by the 13 negative possibilities Read More

Creating a successful blog requires persistence. Do you know what else is involved? Check out this post to find out. Read More

Steve Jobs famously said “If you don’t cannibalize yourself, someone else will.” Remember Kodak? Xerox? Blockbuster? Book stores? No industry is immune – no company is safe. Great short video.


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If you're considering a new business credit card (or you're having trouble with your current card), here are 3 business card "gotchas" to be aware of and -- ultimately -- avoid. Read More

Many executives and business owners choose to sweep issues under the rug until they become crises. If you manage an issue, however, it won't create job losses or stock drops. PR expert Gini Dietrich on the best way businesses can avoid a "PR crisis" in the first place. Read More