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Most businesses are simply out of sight and out of mind because they allow their customers to forget about them. Print newsletters will cure this 'Marketingng ADD' with these four strategies. Read More

President Obama is scheduled to head to Phoenix Wednesday to unveil his housing plan that is going to lower the average homeowner's mortgage payment, which can easily take up 38 percent of a family's income. The plan would also allow bankruptcy judges to modify mortgages. Besides, it is planned to take some more steps to help homeowners during t Read More

To steal your identity, a cybercriminal doesn't have to have direct access to your bank account or other personal information. Read More

The crumbling condition of small business loans is threatening to hamstring the recovery of the U.S. economy, and tag banks with rising losses over the coming year. The U.S. government's Small Business Administration said losses from loans made through its lending programs more than doubled in 2008, reaching nearly $1.3 billion. In 2007, the S Read More

During tough economic times, customers go bargain shopping. You have two choices. Compete on price and watch your margins go down the toilet, or defend your prices by showing the customer that buying on the cheap is a false economy. Here's how. Read More

Explaining how to avoid a mental recession and explaining how others succeeded in the great depression. Read More

Learn the thought process for coming up with new product concepts that have potential for long term profitability. Read More

Descripton of why corporations underperform and how they can improve Read More

There are a variety of financing programs available to help your business grow. While the Small Business Administration (SBA) is the main resource for small business owners, it is not the only one. Each state has a Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to provide management assistance to current and prospective small business owners. If you are Read More

The "safe" career options are no longer so safe. This post outlines why blogger/author Jonathan Fields thinks that entrepreneurship can actually be a less risky career choice in today's market. Read More