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In today's competitive marketplace, sales lead generation is especially important. As a result, salespeople find themselves under enormous pressure to sell better and faster. Here are some lead generation tips to consider. Read More

FuelNet presents a case study on how one growing business attracted new customers and promoted sustainable living through a partnership with local farmers. Read More

Everyone in business has at list minimal understanding of their market, but do you really understand yours? Read More

Part 17 in a 28 part series on succeeding in sales using Kilcullen's 28 articles for counterinsurgency. Read More

Most sales people spend too much time on the means rather than capitalizing on the opportunities presented by the end. Learn more on A Random Walk Up Sales Street. Read More

Over time, small business websites start to show their age. To stay on top of your game, you need to take an active role in reviewing your site's graphics, content and technology on a regular basis. So, is it time for a website redesign? The following seven clues are strong indicators your small business website is in need of a serious website red Read More

Here are 10 business ideas for stay-at-home parents and perhaps a few more thrown in for good measure. Don't worry. These are not business opportunities, just a brainstorming activity to get those creative juices flowing. Some suggestions do require basic skills like a background in financial management or perhaps ability in assembling arts and c Read More

Twitter has turned out to be a useful tool for some small businesses coping with customer-service or public-relations crises. Read More

Let's take a look at the basic financial statements that every business owner should prepare and review on a regular basis: the profit-and-loss statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow statement. I asked Libby Ladu, founder of Right Brain Ventures and a financial advisor to entrepreneurs, to describe how each of these statements can help yo Read More

Finding the right small business checking account, if you don't have one yet or are in the market for one, can be a little like asking someone to go steady. After all, while you and your checking account can break up later, it isn't easy -- all those automatic deposits and withdrawals to cancel, and the shifting of funds from one account to anot Read More