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If you're a small business, social media sites are a great way to promote your products and services, but with so many choices available, how do you manage them all? This article will help you put together a plan to maximize the time you spend on blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and others. Read More

We're always trying new things so we always have new areas to grow, but never do we sit down and say “let's agree to take a big, pre-determined sum of money based on the results of last year's giant lump of money and spend it on random marketing stuff and hope that it returns a profit.” Read More

Well, we are less than a couple of weeks into the transition of stepping into the driver's seat here at Blogtrepreneur. So far, we are on track to attaining all of the goals we have set out to accomplish within the first month. One of the major goals was to begin the re-branding and re-juvenation of Blogtrepreneur. You are currently looking at wha Read More

Rewarding the families of high achievers goes a long way toward job satisfaction, motivation and loyalty. Whether the reward is small or large doesn't matter. What does is making employees feel like a superstar in front of their families and outwardly recognizing their families' sacrifices, with gifts or tokens of appreciation. If families bette Read More

As an online business, it is important not to look past your local audience. As a brick and mortar business, your local audience might even be your entire audience. Your presence in Google Maps is important. You (should) know that by now. Keeping this in mind, Google has introduced some improvements to its AdWords local business ads for Google Read More

Credit card volume share from online purchases is predicted to fall nearly 50% by 2013. One would think in tight times that consumers might use more credit. What's going on? Read More

An interesting reflection of who really is driving the economy and sales. Read More

InCube Labs CEO Mir Imran reflects upon his failed business ventures. It's much more painful to kill a failing company than it is to nix an innovation, he's found. He stresses the importance of pushing an idea to its breaking point from the beginning - a preferred alternative to dismantling the rusted shards of a failed organization and wasted r Read More

Robert Craven works with the ambitious directors of fast-growing businesses who feel that they could be doing even better. As a keynote speaker his style is challenging, honest and goading; free of business school hyperbole he makes his audience think. Read More

A great article by Lee Salz, and also information about the new Sales Bloggers Union free eBook about reducing risk. Read More