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Let's talk about fixing duplicate content on your web site. The search engines, mainly Google, do not want to index duplicate web pages on your web site: it takes up room in their database and slows down their indexing and crawling. What really is duplicate content? In your mind? In Search Engines' minds? Google takes a scientific approach to Read More

It is important to break down complex information into simple, easily understood bits. Specific example of forecasting, includes a simple forecast template. Read More

Harnessing the power of brainstorming in business. Read More

A recent survey found that 81% of consumers don't trust small online businesses. You cannot survive in online business if your customers do not trust you. If they don't trust you, they will never buy and you will fail. It's that simple. Unfortunately, earning customer trust online is not an easy task, especially when there are so many bi Read More

With all the focus in the last several years on corporate scandals, are there any CEO's who can teach us something? There are, and their stories are included in What the Best CEO's Know by Jeffrey Kramer. We cannot deny that there have been an unusual number of corporations who find themselves on the wrong side of the legal system, but that is not Read More

Mrs. Fields, a rather large mall based franchise company, is filing for bankruptcy. This can't be good.... Read More

An interesting list of iPhone apps broken into five categories. All could have some value to a small business owner -- a couple look really great. Read More

Small Business Trends posted bizSugar 5 tips so that entrepreneurs and business owners can highlight and share their best content. Read More

In order to succeed in a business (or life) you need to have a clearly defined aim.Just thinking that I should have a lot of money to enjoy my life will not get you any where.You need to define your goals specifically keeping in mind... Read More

Potential clients will ask a lot of questions before they hire you. They will want to know about your experience and qualifications, when they can expect the project to be completed and, of course, the price. But there are two pieces of information you should never reveal, no matter how many times they ask, or how many ways they ask. Read More