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I've just finished writing my first-ever, "Top Franchise" list, and it's a doozy. Instead of choosing a random number like 500, or even 100, I've chosen to use a number that most small business owners are familiar with.I'm kidding. Check out the list... Read More

Stephen Key, author of One Simple Idea, goes over his thoughts on How Do I Get A Product Manufactured - Selling Ideas. Check out more here. Read More

Franchisees with military experience enjoy operating their businesses and being a part of their franchise organizations, but rate their own performance as franchisees slightly lower than their non-vet counterparts. To compile the research for this report, Franchise Business Review surveyed... Read More

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win!

Call it The Egyptian Revolution, The eRovolution, iRevolution or Revolution 2.0, in any case, it will be soon taught in political science and business schools. Read More

A list of 35 female visionaries (entrepreneurs, creative marketers, big thinkers, innovators, and more) that David Siteman Garland thinks you should know. Read More

Yes it's February 14th and that means the day of love is here again. Here's my take on Valentines day via some poetic license. I hope you enjoy. Read More

This two-letter word has the ability to create value, conserve resources, and ultimately define your business- but only if you use it properly... Read More

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service will be looking more closely at online entrepreneurs in 2011. Be aware of this when it comes to reporting your income this year and when planning for the future. This isn't to say online small business have been avoiding paying taxes that are due. But be aware the Read More

No need to hide like Ferris Bueller!

Refreshing the pyschological batteries: It's a concept I learned long ago, and no doctor's note needed!

This blog post has been approved by Sigmund Freud! Read More

This story has all the ingredients of a great novel - drama, intrigue, the Chinese, hostile takeovers and a guy named Lonnie. It has shaken the world of miniature gaming, where excitement is usually imagined rather than real. And, although the details are murky, it is an excellent case study tha Read More