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Social media is an excellent place to start marketing. However there are a variety of other ways to promote your blog. See which some of them are! Read More

I’m a staunch believer in the Content Warfare mantra of Just Be Awesome SEO…but that doesn’t mean understanding how to use a few SEO tools can’t help us dominate our industry in search traffic.

The Google Keyword Tool is one of those SEO Tools. Read More

Want to take your business to the next level?? But don't know where to start from. Here are some great tactics that will surely help you in kick-starting your online business journey. Implement the methods and see your business going to the next level. Read More

If you're a copywriter with loads of brains to spare (unlike me), then really smart zombies will quickly become your best friends. Read More

For business marketers especially online marketers, the very first thing to consider is to make their website SEO-friendly Read More

What I eventually learned is that there is no perfect niche. Some niches are definitely better than others, but there is no magical niche that will lead you to internet fame and fortune. The key to making money online is not to find the perfect niche; it is to become an expert in any niche. Read More

How much do you make? I bet your salary comes to mind. But there may be a good number of other factors you aren’t considering in your total compensation. Big mistake. Read More

Last month, Scott Holloway walked into Startup weekend Chicago alone, armed with an idea. 54 hours later he departed with a team, a business plan and a 2nd place finish. In this post, I speak to Scott about his experience at Startup Weekend Chicago. Read More

I have a tendency to leap before I look. The cliche “ready, fire, aim” in my world is “fire, ready, aim.” It gets me in trouble, and thus, I end up making lots of mistakes, backtracking a lot, and in some cases learning the hard way that what I thought was a great idea turns out to be not so great.
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Running a small or medium-sized enterprise presents a number of unique challenges which larger businesses may not face. The size and scale of your operation can impose serious constraints on specific aspects of your daily workings: from purchasing and data management to customer care. This article Read More