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Does your business need to be on Twitter? I say; absolutely. Twitter is one of the big 3 social networks. Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter are important ones I generally recommend businesses cultivate. Read More

John Lennon thought all we need is love.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. thought all we need is equality.

John F. Kennedy thought all we need is hope.

All of these men were… Read More

The days of easy Google traffic are over and I hear the complaints all the time.

How can I attract more traffic? Will Google ever notice my blog posts?

Well the answer is YES, you can attract great traffic and yes Google WILL notice.

Well…sort of. Someday. Read More

Everybody in the world is not perfect. Mistakes are done by each person in the world. Same thing happen with my when i stepped into Blogging. At that time what i was not aware of the path am using was wrong. Read More

With limited time and budget resources, measuring the quality of content curation can be a challenge. Use this 10 question scorecard to gauge your success. Read More

Learn how to bring your website back after the wrath of Google from SEO changes. You can bring it back up in the search engine with some time and effort. Read More

It can be challenging to consistently practice perseverance. Especially when it feels like you are taking more steps backwards than forwards! Always keep in mind that if one method to attain your goal isn't working, you can always change it. Read today's post to help you persevere in your life and Read More

Everypost is your smartphone utility for sharing posts to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest, Tumblr, Email and even Dropbox! It's an essential app for any personal social media user. Read More

In order to grow, a company must identify potential growth markets and opportunities for the organization’s limited resources while aligning working capital investments to support the execution of that strategy. Michael Evans shares seven strategies for exponential growth. Read More

The organizations that are surviving -- even thriving -- today are the ones that have demonstrated they are willing to adapt and be prepared to change direction when market conditions dictate that they should. Read More