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You may have heard of Google’s “20% Time”. The concept is simple — Google’s engineers are allowed to dedicate 20% of their working hours to personal projects.

You would be amazed at what products have come out of this initiative — Gmail and AdSense to name just two. That’s a pretty impressive ou Read More

If you really want to impress a startup founder as a potential employee, or you want to be a smart investor, you need to know the right questions to ask. These are the questions that get past the hype of a founder “vision to change the world,” and into the realm of real business strengths, weakness Read More

Trust is essential if one is to have solid, viable, fruitful and long-lasting relationships. This also holds true in business.

The article is written by Fred Schebesta; one of the directors of Finder.com.au Read More

Video adds a whole new dimension to your blog. Add these 7 types of video to your business blog to engage with readers in a more visual way. Read More

Ah technology … let me count the ways it benefits your business. It helps you close sales faster, get paid faster, and ship product faster. It helps the bottom line — you capture more opportunities, increase customer loyalty, and do it all in fewer man hours. In short, by wisely using technology Read More

Do you want to increase your blog traffic but not able to do it? Start following these top 10 basic blog tips to improve your blog ranking. Read More

Google AdWords is a great way to drive traffic and sales to and from your website. You have probably heard all that before, so let’s get straight to the point:

There is a multitude of AdWord agencies and consultants. It can be hard for someone not working within the digital marketing field to kn Read More

Yes, life can be good if you own and operate an online business. But just because it’s an online business, doesn’t mean you can ignore your business processes. You still need to streamline your end-to-end processes. Read More

The workforce is full of different types of employees. You have the overachiever who tries to take on a variety of projects at once, the slacker who barely skates by and the average employee... Read More

I've always approached networking and social networking from the point of view of trying to build genuine relationships, trying to create value for people Read More