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In Part One, we discussed the planning and strategy behind starting our hyperlocal blogs — primarily the decision to do four blogs instead of one. Though it would quadruple our workload, we believe it was the right road to take. With our decision made, it was time to get to work — time to set up each blog. Before you can think about writing conten Read More

The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council today released a great comparison of the two presidential candidates' positions on the issues that most affect small businesses. While the SBEC is known to support policies that probably more closely resemble McCain's platform, this is a pretty fair list. Read More

Columbia's undergraduate school has a new minor called "technological entrepreneurship". Read More

When my wife, Cari, and I recently launched four new hyperlocal blogs, our reason was simple: to help Cari's real estate career by positioning her as an expert on our local area. Our goals are business-oriented, and that colors all the decisions we've made in planning and executing on a hyperlocal blogging strategy. If you're starting a hyperlocal Read More

The CEO of Mahalo has gotten more press than any entrepreneur could dream of and has never had a public relations firm working for him. Calacanis's philosophy of PR is summed up in six words: be amazing, be everywhere, be real. You don't need a PR firm, you don't need an in-house PR person and you don't need to spend ANY money to get ama Read More

As small business owners, we must always prioritize our goals and tasks. Here are 10 search engine marketing tasks you can complete in about 10 minutes or less that can deliver results worth many times that level of effort. Read More

Seth makes the point that a click on an ad doesn't cost a reader anything, but gives the writer a small reward for producing good content. Read More

Advice from your peers in other industries can provide new perspective and immediate solutions to pressing problems. Steve MacGill, CEO of Peersight Online, discusses why in this guest post. Read More

If you believe human assets are your number one asset, you need to read this article in Business Week. Read More

After losing his close friend in 9/11, David Sylvester decided to ride his bike 20,000 miles to raise money for charity and do something meaningful with his entrepreneurial talent. Read More