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Whatever you try to do in life that involves other people will almost certainly entail some kind of compromise. The White House recently sent me a video about finding a common ground. Obviously because of the current stand off in the debt ceiling talks. However, finding a way forward is something t Read More

Google+ is new, hot and is taking over all social networking sites leaving them behind. Even after the Google+ project is still under invite mode, the infant attracted over 20 million unique visitors in just 3 weeks all over the world. Read More

Competition in itself is the process of trying to win or do better than others.

I have one small issue with this. You are not your market. Your market’s decides who you are up against…Not you!

You see, I know you. You like to watch don’t you?…
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Backing up data is a hassle. Rather than purchase an external hard drive, manage your backups with these resources. Read More

Well, I suppose it had to happen…that Google would decide to “clean-up” it’s Places/Maps pages and so far, this new change is somewhat disturbing to those of us in the SEO channel. We’re the ones who work hard at the fulfillment of all of the various factors that are needed to move a client’s site Read More

An interview with Ryan Evans, founder of Bite Size PR, about how he built his hybrid product and service idea. Read More

In this guest post from Aussie Sire, he shows people how comments are an integral and important part of their blogging strategy. Read More

How you say what you say is more important than what you say. You can have great information, but if it is delivered improperly, the return is lost. Read on. Read More

The purpose for this exercise is to ascertain whether using something as basic as a social network merits a price that people would even consider paying. How much should such a course go for? Should it be priced at $47 US per hour? $100? Read More

Most people who shop online don't often do so in a single sitting. Some shoppers like to casually insert items in their carts, think about things a little bit and then make their actual purchase later.

The problem with this shopping behavior is that unless customers login or have an account Read More