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It is important to understand when to walk away. There has been times in my short career (3 years) where I have needed to walk away from my desk, from Twitter, from Facebook, from website design and graphic design— to just step away and re-evaluate where I was headed and where I wanted to go. We all work as hard as we can to get ahead in life and Read More

Great blog post on Social Media Strategy. Read More

BizBox explains Patrick Kennedy's new bill, which would allow small businesses to defer their income tax payments in order to invest that money back into their businesses, and why it's a (really) good thing. Read More

In the past, SEO success was measured by rankings of target keywords; then the focus moved to traffic; today we have moved into the bottom-line era: organic traffic should be measured by its impact on revenue. This post is based on a presentation delivered at eMetrics San Jose 2009. It is about ways to integrate and improve SEO and website usabili Read More

A list of 35 tools to make your life as a freelancer easier. Plus a bonus list of 5 blogs for freelancing tips and info. Read More

We asked Eric Siegel, adjunct lecturer in management at the Wharton School and president of Siegel Management, for some tips on how small business owners can net more cash without raising prices or alienating customers. Here are Siegel's five recommendations. Read More

The revamped graduate program, rolling out in the fall, will aim to teach students how to come up with bankable ideas before they learn how to set up, finance and market new ventures. Read More

What's the best way to bring a family member into the business? This article looks at some of the right and wrong ways to do things. Read More

So you'd like to see better results? If that's what you really want, I have two words for you: keep moving! Goals, targets and the proper mindset will get you a long way down the road, but without the actions to support them, at the end of the day all you'll be is frustrated. Read More

So here are my top 5 ways to get your articles read by hungry prospects, even in a crowded niche: 1. Give up your limiting belief about there being too many people or too many articles in your niche - Here's the bottom line, demonstrated by me and many of my students: There are more people out there in your niche waiting to hear from you, who ca Read More