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Common mistakes people make when networking and how to avoid them. Read More

We asked Eric Siegel, adjunct lecturer in management at the Wharton School and president of Siegel Management, for some tips on how small business owners can net more cash without raising prices or alienating customers. Here are Siegel's five recommendations. Read More

What's the best way to bring a family member into the business? This article looks at some of the right and wrong ways to do things. Read More

We will not recover until the banks start lending to the smaller businesses. It is small business that represents 95% of the economy. Read More

If your business already has a website or if you've been thinking about creating an online presence for your business, you'll want to clearly identify the purpose your site will serve. As this article, What Purpose Does Your Business Website Serve points out, there are really only two primary purposes for a business website: Sell something Get e Read More

I have been researching, reading, and listening for awhile now to the small business world in regards to social media and blogging. There are plenty of business owners and professionals in the world who accept social media as a new form of communications— and plenty who do not. I decided to write a small guide for business owners to gauge whether Read More

It's a brief comparison of two different uses of Twitter and their respective goals and audiences. Read More

Do your customers know you appreciate their business? Here are 3 low tech, low cost and easy to implement ways to make sure they do. Read More

A local Pizza shop proves that "Twitter can make the cash register go ring" If you're wondering how Twitter can bring in sales this is a good read. Read More

Done right business plans aren't something you use to lure investors and then stick in the bottom of your desk drawer. Rather, they become living documents that guide your business, keep you on course, and -- yes -- adapt as your businesses changes. But too often, business plans are rife with problems -- expert Tim Berry breaks down the top 10. Read More