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Out-sourcing is not something to be afraid of. Correctly used, it can be a real benefit to your business growth and is worth the time invested in it. Read More

Podcasting is a means to publish audio and video content to the world via the Internet. Creating a podcast of your own is almost as easy as watching or listening to one.

Creating a podcast of your own is almost as easy as watching or listening to one. All you need is knowledge of tools, we have made it simpler for by creating a list here. Read More

Building a website for your business is a smart step to increasing your sales and extending your services to a wider client base. However, you cannot expect your website to gain a high amount of traffic without marketing aggressively. Read More

Do you struggle with sending out invoices or estimates to your customers each week or month? Make 2010 the year you get your invoices online and done with less hassle by using Web-based technology. Here are 30 small business online invoicing software applications to help you manage sending your customer bills out — and do it with less labor and at a reasonable cost. Read More

Before we begin, let’s take a look at the difference between Public Relations, Advertising and Sponsored conversation. Read More

A key part of small business marketing is ensuring your potential customers are aware that your brand exists. Here are three simple tips. Read More

Watch your language! If you are not specific with your wording, then you are giving yourself permission not to succeed. Other goal killers are words like “I’ll try”, “I’d love to, but…”, “I wish I could do that, but…” I am sure you know where I am coming from with this. Read More

Personal Branding - “Who are you?” A poem by Oscar Wilde. Is personal branding important in the current job market. Read More

If you've ever wondered how to get financing for your small business, this clip from Bloomberg on Demand may have some of the answers. Read More

In 'real world' shopping you can look your customers right in the eye, chat with them and thus understand what they want, or guide them to a certain item. And if they come back again and again, it's partly because they like you or your staff, as much as liking your product (unless you're in a specialized field). Read More