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Facebook is a powerful online tool for small businesses. Many small business owners don't know how to use Facebook effectively. Learn how to use Facebook for your business. Read More

Got a custom welcome tab that new fans of your company's Facebook page will land on the first time they like you? If the answer is no, Hy.ly's new app can help you quickly (usually) and easily (always) create one. Read More

Invite customers to your website, entice them to stay, and maybe they spend some money in the process. I’ll show you how to do this in under an hour. Read More

Performing a competitive analysis of a popular website in your industry will help you better understand how your industry links, the types of links you can expect to get, and how many links your site will need to have before results are visible. The key is knowing what to look for during the analys Read More

When marketing your brand there are lessons to be learnt from many people. Here are a few that were shared by someone mowing the lawns. Read More

Tweet it. Update your status. Blog it. Add it to your LinkedIn status. Like it. Tag it. Post it. Comment on it. Retweet it. Upload it. Subscribe to it. Anyone who keeps up with the influx of social media permeation in every aspect of society will immediately recognize most or all of these terms. Wi Read More

Is Luck merely some weird happenstance that is totally out of your control? And if not, how do you make your won Luck? Here are 3 Basic Rules. Read More

You’ve heard the myths, right? Social media is a panacea for business owners, especially small business owners. Hop over to Twitter, find a few friends on Facebook and link your network with LinkedIn and, pretty soon, you can sit back and watch the cash roll in. All you have to do is set up a few p Read More

Let me begin by thanking my good friend Ileane for having me appear on Basic Blog Tips, it is truly a pleasure. I receive lots of requests for Guest Posts ... Read More

Small businesses that that accept credit card payments and third party payments will be getting a new tax form next year, the 1099–K. Don't worry, though; you don't have to fill it out. Read More