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Nada Jones and Michelle Briody, authors of Sixteen Weeks To Your Dream Business, on what to look for (and avoid) in a prospective business partnership. Read More

Small Business Trends set out to create a list of the people and organizations to consider following on Twitter if you want to keep your finger on the pulse of small businesses. In other words, who are the people on Twitter who regularly provide information by, about and for small businesses? Read More

The Small Business Administration (SBA) will get a beefier post in the Obama regime. Under President Bush, the agency saw its funding fall, was plagued by a host of controversies and lost the prestigious Cabinet level status conferred on it by President Clinton. But Barack Obama is signaling greater respect for the agency. Read More

Here's a list of 19 ways to hep stay focused in these challenging times. Read More

Here's my rundown of the top seven SEO blogs. Read More

Below you will find 7 ways to promote your website or blog with a bit of money. You can use them to generate raw traffic, improve your search engine rankings, gain visibility on your niche and so on. Read More

Something's been gnawing at me lately, and it's taken some pondering to figure out exactly what it is. But I think I'm frustrated that we're not doing a better job of carrying social media into the places it really matters: the businesses that don't understand, don't believe, or both. Read More

Mashable have produced a list of the most underrated websites of 2008. Check out the list here and see the ones to watch for 2009. Read More

cmypitch.com is a social network for small businesses. It helps entrepreneurs engage and do business with investors and service providers, such as accountants or lawyers, as well as other entrepreneurs. It's video-based and has five distinct communities for anyone starting, running, growing or selling a business. The product that often grabs peop Read More

Business leaders are calling for more help for small and medium sized businesses. Hear their calls and thoughts here. Read More