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Accountants can do considerably more for you than help you to fulfill your obligations to the Internal Revenue Service. A smart CPA, especially one who has worked with a lot of small businesses, is able to do everything from introducing you to helpful lawyers to providing business advice. Read More

An interview with Christopher Hill, founder of PerkSpot.com, about how he built PerkSpot into the success it is today and his tips on bootstrapping. Read More

Many advertisers have tried their hand at the Google Display Network (formerly known as the the content network) and concluded that just like a black hole pulls everything into Read More

Have you ever run into a communication problem with your international customers, partners, or suppliers? Miscommunication is frustrating and can have costly consequences. Here are a few simple tips to help you adjust your written communications for an international audience. Read More

It’s tax time, and depending on where you are in the process of filing and how much your business owes, you might be happy . . . or not so much. If you were already facing a tax lien or owed back taxes, you’re probably not too thrilled.
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In today's post John Jantsch covers the importance in staying up with real time data. He covers five important points you can gain from using real time tools. Read More

It's really interesting to see how times are changing in the advertising world, thanks to YouTube.  Here are some interesting revelations in the analysis of YouTube’s top ten list of the most successful video ads on their website for last year. Read More

I keep hearing about the marketing potential of Google Places, so I thought it best to look into what all the fuss is about. Google seems to be continually innovating and trying new avenues, and in line with their search engine, their foray into the “Google Places” product seems natural. Read More

As the income tax filing deadline for the year approaches small business owners and their accountants are starting to feel the pressure. Receipts need to located, invoices entered, bank statements reconciled. Accountants’ offices are littered with shoeboxes and accordion folders while tax return Read More

Here is some advice for law firms (but also applicable to most small businesses) about winning back dissatisfied clients. Frustrating or even angering clients or customers can have unforeseen side-effects way beyond just loosing business. Here are some tips to smooth things over when it becomes nec Read More