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An article highlighting the importance of clarity in writing, and outlining 10 simple steps writers can take to make their writing accessible and clear. Read More

What is content curation, and do you have to be considered an expert in your field in order to have a voice about a particular subject? Read More

Running a small business can be tough for anyone, especially those who have few resources and a very limited budget.  However, the Internet has opened up Read More

While building a product, the two biggest factors determining its success are product validation and marketing. This article details an approach to get maximum traction for your product. Read More

Smartness, like great humor, is always a distillation. Mark Twain famously said: “I didn’t have time to write a short letter, so I wrote a long one instead.” Twitter has taught us to be even briefer. So here’s my brief learning from the world of start-ups:
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Business bloggers at Harvard Business Review discuss a variety of business topics including managing people, innovation, leadership, and more. Read More

Unfortunately, this title is misleading, and that's the point. Too many writers or content creators today follow the same advice, creating a formula for the average content most individuals and companies are creating today. It may not be awful, but would you really miss it if it wasn't there? Frequ Read More

Are you blogging for fun or to build your business or create a side income? Are you one of the 3.9 million “lifestyle bloggers” who blog to support a flexible, family-friendly lifestyle? Do you blog for money and fame or is it a way to express yourself? Read More

When your business or blog relies on Google traffic, you need to be aware of the best practices of getting organic traffic from the worlds largest search engine Google. In this article I will discuss on how to get traffic to your website using social media channels and blogs. Read More

Sales and marketing can do great things for your company. The question is: Will you allow them to do what they do best? Read More