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Don't be one of those Twitter robots who shares the same update and spammy link over and over! Use these tips to improve your social media efforts and engage potential clients. Read More

If you can relate to feeling overwhelmed about decision making, try these 3 brain exercises to enhance your decision making skills: Read More

Believe it or not when people lose their rankings in Google there is a reason for it. Don't panic because it could be a quick fix. Read More

Will Newman has three strategies for getting “up close and personal” with a potential prospect without getting in his face. Read More

Entrepreneurship is more about building a business than inventing a product. It’s more about the quality of the execution, rather than the quality of the idea. Most importantly, it’s more about being a proactive leader who connects to customers and the team deeply, rather than a bright light that s Read More

Scaling a business is not the same as growing a business. There's more to it than that. I've posted 10 little secrets you should be aware of as you scale your business whatever the size. Read More

Swift To-Do list is a "complete" piece of to-do list management/productivity software that lets you put the bits and pieces of your personal and business life in an orderly fashion, in one place, so that you can stay in peace, really. Read More

There are four (4) main types of marketing strategies that businesses can apply in marketing their products or services. Each business due to its unique nature must use the type of marketing strategy that best suits them. Read More

Every marketer knows social proof marketing is huge… and it is even more important in 2013 and beyond, as there are too many people pretending to be who they are not…
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A common misconception I often hear in the startup world is that non-profits are easy and safe, since they don’t have to pay taxes, and they don’t have to make a profit for their shareholders. In reality, from the feedback I get from non-profit executives, exactly the opposite is true. Read More