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What happens when you sell something?

Much, much more than you might expect!

In the fourth part of our Basic Marketing Concepts series, we explain what happens when a sale is made - and why it means nearly everything for the continued success of any business.

An easy-to-read refresher cour Read More

Demand is a funny thing. While seemingly fickle and nigh unpredictable, it isn't exactly any of those things.

What's more -you could actually CREATE it.

In the 3rd part of our Basic Marketing Concepts series, we separate the wheat from the chaff and explain what Demand Generation really is. Read More

In the second part of our series, we explain what Customer Relationship Management really is.

Hint: It's NOT just another buzzword. Read More

April 15, the IRS Tax filing deadline 2014 is drawing close. That leaves US-based freelancers and entreps with very little time to look their books yet another once over.

Check out YouTheEntrepreneur's Big List of Freelancer Tax Deductibles to see if you missed anything! Read More

in the first part of this series, we explain the Marketing Mix and why it matters.

An quick refresher for veteran and newbie entrepreneurs! Read More

What do you feel about BYOD policies in the workplace?

Guest contributor Teddy Hunt tells us why a Bring Your Own Device or BYOD policy makes perfect sense for most businesses.
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Outsourcing isn't just for big businesses, and it isn't just overseas.

Plenty of smaller business now outsource their processes as well - often domestically.

What do you feel about these trends? Read More

In the first part of this series, we discussed how distractions at work are costing businesses.

Here's a few simple ways to stay focused at work Read More

Ever feel distractions at the office keep you from doing work that’s really important? You’re not alone.

Here's how divided attention costs businesses Read More

Can wearing the same type of clothes everyday help you make better decisions?

Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, Karl Lagerfeld, President Barack Obama and Mark Zuckerberg seemed or seem to think so.

And they might be on to something... Read More