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The new year ~ the perfect time to reflect on your achievements in 2012 and an even better time to plan for how you're going to make 2013 your best year yet. This blog post will help you identify what you can do differently to take your life to the next level! Read More

If you are running business blogs and want to start 2013 strong, this blog post can suggest you a New Year resolution for your business blog. Read More

Here they are, along with some of our best tips and strategies to help you pull each one off this coming New Year. Hope you like it folks! Read More

You don't need a blog or Website with massive traffic to create a viable business. Nathan Barry of Designing Web Applications discusses a case study in creating and launching an information product without the benefit of a huge audience or an established brand or much significant Web traffic for th Read More

Small business confidence plunged following the elections, largely because nothing really changed in the battle between a White House focused on expanded entitlements, and a Congress that refuses to pay for them. Whether action is taken to forestall the Cliff, by no means a certainty, no one expect Read More

For small business owners who require employees to drive for them, be it deliveries via company vehicles, visiting clients to discuss business, or attend trade shows and conferences where some driving is necessary, having the right auto insurance should be a top priority.

That being said, some b Read More

See what the future has in store for your small business in 2013 with this analysis (plus a handy infographic) of 70 predictions and trends posts. Read More

As the year comes to an end, many businesses are planning their Q1 calendars and schedules. They are also looking for ways to cut back on spending and save money. Five simple, small business tips for saving money in Q1 follow. Read More

Just as sailors need compasses to find their way while navigating at the sea, entrepreneurs use business models to give their businesses a direction.

Your business model tells a comprehensive story about your business. It describes how exactly your business promises to make money. Read More

Failure rarely comes unawares. More often than not, failure, when it
impends, sends warning signals that are easy to observe – for the
smart entrepreneur.
Failure attacks and crushes most businesses for either of two
reasons: Read More