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Maybe you will see people you recognize, if not then don’t be shy to visit their site and see what they have to offer. So without anymore stalling..here are my top 23 blogger you must add to your Google Reader before I do. Read More

Question answered: "What is better, getting 50 links from 10 different blogs that are very relevant to my site, or getting 50 links from 50 different blogs that are less relevant to my site?" Read More

A business plan is especially important if you plan to seek funding from an outside source. Before a bank — or almost anyone else — is likely to take a risk on funding your business, someone will want to see that you have a plan for success. Read More

Good rules of thumb on treating your online business just like an offline business. Many of the same principles apply Read More

Very few people find and land new jobs simply by applying to jobs on job boards, or in newspapers. Unless you have a killer resume, which somehow slides through every screening program, you are going to find your next job through contacts, friends, former co-workers or people you meet through those Read More

Cheques Cost $40 I may have a free chequing account, in that I am not charged for the use of cheques on my bank account (even though I am charged $13.95 a Read More

One way you can save money is with the help of good health. Good health habits can reduce your health care costs, and many of the things that you do to improve your health can actually help you live a more frugal lifestyle. Read More

For many of us, it’s all about convenience. We want to be able to access our bank accounts from anywhere – and initiate transactions. Thanks to the rise of the smart phone, this is possible. Here are 5 cool apps that can help you with your business banking. Read More

Before you start a home business, it’s important to make sure that you have what you need. Here are 3 things you need if you want to start a home business. Read More

Many freelance writers find it hard to be happy in their jobs. For most of them, it is their means to feed their mouths, put a roof over their heads, and pay their bills. In other words, writing is reduced to being an obligation and not the craft they used to love. Are you one of these writers? Read More