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Entrepreneurs often have formidable technical expertise, key to developing a new product or service, but a great naïveté in management skills. They run into difficulty when their business reaches the $1-2 million annual sales range, or their employee count exceeds 5-10. It’s here that entrepreneurs Read More

How a targeted, strategic content marketing plan can help you master Google's Penguin update -- and all updates that follow. Read More

Often, we see success as being dictated by how good our business plan is, or how determined we are to reach our goals. However, I have learned that there a number of other factors that contribute to our success. Read More

Can you get a mortgage if you are self-employed? When you don’t have a W-2 and pay stubs how can you show your lender you’re a worthy credit risk? Read More

When opportunity tweets, tweet back. That may be the key lesson from young brother and sister entrepreneurs Scott and Stacey Ferreira, who recently landed nearly $1 million from Sir Richard Branson and Colorado venture investor Jerry Murdock for their startup -- when they weren’t even looking for f Read More

Facebook engagement is one of the biggest challenges that most bloggers are facing today. The problem with EdgeRank and chasing down our fans and followers on Facebook is that somehow we get lost in the madness and forget why we set up a Facebook page to begin with. What I mean by that is, unless y Read More

When it comes to paying your taxes, you have a few options. The IRS accepts check, of course, and even offers a payment plan for those who are having difficulties paying what they owe. But should you pay taxes with a credit card? Read More

Andy Palmer and Jim McHugh have started and advised many companies. Some start-ups shine, but others are stuck before they start. Why? Read their thoughts. Read More

Every time I challenge a business plan with little or no budget for marketing, I get the answer that they will be using “viral” marketing, which costs nothing. The founder explains that the product is so “buzz-worthy” that usage will spread rapidly through word-of-mouth only, meaning people loving Read More

Big brands do this all the time; people wear cloths with companies’ logos and names, think Nike, Old Navy etc’. Cars have their manufacture symbol in the front and the back of the vehicle. Apple have their logo on every Read More