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Those of us who live on the web, know that you ARE what your online reputation says you are – and the folks in this story are about as difficult to fathom as anyone I’ve ever seen…

I’m talking about Amy’s Baking Company - the restaurant that the TV Chef Gordon Ramsay walked out on in his Kitchen Read More

Found this and loved it. The editorials notwithstanding, the various rankings I do believe hit the mark for all these sofware puppies…

And yes, the folks who “did” the reviews also “won” the reviews…but if you read the whole thing AND look at the much more detailed reviews down at the bottom too Read More

As an advisor to startups, I often get asked what to look for in an ideal co-founder or business partner. My first response is that it’s much like finding that ideal spouse, where chemistry, common interests and complementary communication skills are key. After some reflection, I now realize these Read More

So you’re getting visitors to your site….you’ve worked hard on learning how to do your own DIY SEO – or you’ve hired a Canadian SEO firm to help…no matter how the visitors get to your site your real job begins NOW!

To see if a visitor changes from a simple ‘drive-by’ to a real live prospect you’ Read More

In my years of working with entrepreneurs, I have heard many times the promise that their new idea will create the next Amazon or Apple, but I rarely hear the more important promise that the founder will practice all the good habits of winning entrepreneurs like Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs. You see, Read More

My husband and I are in the midst of moving our business and transitioning our traditional office space to a home office. Basically, we weighed the pros and cons (and ultimately the costs) of retaining our leased space and it just makes the most sense to move our operation home. As a result, I am l Read More

When you sell services or Web apps online, you should do exactly the same thing that a store does: show the product. It’s surprising how many websites that sell software for example, don’t actually show screenshots of their applications.

Sure, these are intangible goods, digital goods that you Read More

Startups and small businesses face a steep learning curve when it comes to online marketing. The options are rich, the ROI can be cruel, the capacity investment can be significant, and the results can often be questionable. Read More

Using what gray matter we had this week was a bit tougher than in most weeks as the middle of the week was our nationlal holiday, but then this is something that at an age, you do learn to handle okay.

National holidays are great things but boy do I ever wish that they could always fall on a Fr Read More

The visibility of Google, Facebook and a few others continues to propagate the myth that the ultimate objective of every entrepreneur should be to take their startups public via an initial public offering at the earliest opportunity. Everyone thinks this is the route to become the next billionaire Read More