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Creativity comes from knowledge. The more knowledge you have, the more creative you can be. Applying creativity to your business has the primary purpose of generating profits. If it doesn't generate profits, it's not creative. Here are some ways of gaining the knowledge needed to be more creative. Read More

You'd think that the ubiquitous Starbucks coffee chain would have been the death knell for the Bean Bag, a mom-and-pop coffee shop in Bethesda. If anything, Starbucks put more kick in the caffeine purveyor, which is celebrating its 30th year in business.

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An interesting interview with Barry Farber where he talks about how a key to success is learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable.

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Did you know you can strategically use the "nofollow" attribute on your own pages to improve your search engine rankings on Google? Read More

From the Page: "That pretty much says it all, Amazon is turning physical space into a web service and charging for it in the same way they charge for hard drive space now. Apparently the way this will work is that Amazon won't charge for the service but will instead charge for storage space and the transactions themselves.

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These are some great tips by Larry Chase and Eileen Shulock on generating high quality online leads. There's a broad range of techniques covered here, so at least one of these tips should be a winner for any business. Read More

An interview with the author of "Word of Mouth Marketing: How Smart Companies Get People Talking" discussing how to create a business where people just love to tell their friends. Read More

The latest installment of Sunday Statistics, discussing the relationship between online usage, age, and physical newspaper circulation. Read More

Post 1 in a weekly series to expose the many statistics that many marketers are looking for!! This first edition is about online video and the new generation of internet users. Read More

Google introduced a new service called Ad Manager. It gives Web site publishers more control over their ad sales and ad serving. Google's target users are SMBs. It's yet another free service; there are no fees associated with Ad Manager. Google will, however, take a commission on revenue from ads it sells on your site. Read More