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Many small businesses are still stuck in an old school mindset when it comes to local marketing. In this post, we explore how offline marketing techniques compare to similar online techniques, and attempt to pick a winner in each category. Read More

There is a difference between expressing an interest in career growth and proving yourself ready. Here are some tips to help you out. Read More

In order to build an engaged organization, start with an invitation to join up. A guide on how to integrate talent into your small business successfully. Read More

As a blogger it can be hard to decide what ebook formats you might want to put your ebook into. After all, there are way more ebook types than there are web page types. If you create a web page, you can be confident (at least with most blog templates today) that your creative content will be availa Read More

Why it is important to give back your small business services or products to the community on a local or even global level. Read More

Sometimes I think the concept of professionalism is being lost in social media. There is a certain etiquette that is expected. One aspect of this is that we should be likeable and approachable. However, I’m seeing complainers, depressing posts, raging antics, and downright sad behavior. Read More

It used to be a business had to worry only about two types of media, but now there is paid, earned, owned, and shared media. Marketing and PR expert Gini Dietrich takes a look at what these four types mean, how they differ, and which you should be using to grow your business. Read More

In business there's so much for you to do, when can you find the time do do it all. Thankfully there are some great free tools available online that can give you a helping hand. Check out these 6 free business tool and see how they can help you small business. Read More

Writer and Content Strategist, Jason Konopinski invited Brad on his awesome podcast, Riffing on Writing this week to talk about how anyone — writer or non-writer — can crank out content that’s valuable and relevant.

So if you’ve struggled with writing on your blog, website, or what-have-you, you Read More

Entrepreneurs have to know when and how to say ‘no,’ and be good at delivering the message. All startup leaders are besieged with requests for their time, attention, talent, money, or influence, and sometimes even good requests won’t fit into the time and energy you have available. Read More