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Employee relations can get messy! We pulled together some of the bigger employee problems business owners face to help you find solutions to your sticky employee issues! Read More

Information overload is a silent hacker. It can take a lot of time just paralyzing you leaving you with a lot of choices and chaos. Read More

Event marketing such as participating in trade shows can provide great benefits to small business. They provide equal, if not more return on investment compared to traditional forms of marketing. This articles explains the challenges and best practices to get the most out of trade shows. Read More

By Daniel Adetunji

Attention business owners: how many of think it’s a good move to try and avoid competition? How many of you think market competition is evil? Hmm…It seems I can see some hands in the air; anyway, if you answered YES, to any of the above questions, then it means you’re not read Read More

Business productivity software can help small businesses close the gap with their large competitors. How can you use industry specific software to improve productivity. Read More

Learning how to market your business without breaking the bank is a serious challenge for most business owners.

When you own a business, it seems like every marketing and ad company has their hand out, waiting for you to put your hard-earned cash into it. Read More

Small business owners can improve sales and brand image by using innovative and stylish packaging for their products. This articles shows how you can do it. Read More

It’s not going to be an option. Once you sign a franchise agreement, you are committed. You’re going to have to follow the rules. The Rules. As laid out in the franchise operations manual and contract. Can you do it? Read More

Even if someone you trust and admire (aka an "Influencer") makes a hard-to-believe marketing claim, you need to ask questions. Here's what happened when I did just that. Read More

Ty Cobb is the best hitter in baseball history – all of baseball history. He stopped playing in 1928.

His failure rate was 63.4 percent.

He got a base hit just 1 out 3 times he stepped up to bat in 11,434 at attempts in his professional career. Ty Cobb was a super star wit Read More