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Research that shows the characteristics of ReTweets and how you can make your content spread further. Read More

Pamela Slim of the Escape from Cubicle Nation blog talks here about creating an authentic personal brand and how it can help your business. Slim has included not only a text post with bulleted tips but also a slide show with audio on the topic that she gives as part of presentations. Slim argues that creating an authentic brand can help you attrac Read More

Have you ever solved a gnarly problem after sleeping on it? I know I have. In fact, I've been known to sit down before bedtime and review a particularly challenging problem, just to tee it up for my mind to “work” on overnight. Read More

How do you know if you've found a good balance between getting to know your customers online and asking too much of them? Read More

It was reported that most employers are checking out on their potential (and even current!) employees via social media. Yes I hear you, being watched like a hawk was never in the job description. All I can say is, if we can't escape we must as well face it with some creativity! For folks who are looking for a job, a social media style business c Read More

A thought provoking article on self-service and the customer experience. What drives your decisions? Read More

Research on over 300,000 companies reveals a secret to increasing profits by 40%. It's not a gimmick and you can start today. Read More

The author, Jill Konrath, is a widely-recognized expert and author on sales, selling, being successful in sales. She shared these two things that can sink your sales. Read More

The Center for Media Research has reported on a paper that reaches the conclusions that executives in many companies are worried about social media in some form or another. If it's not how employees are wasting valuable company time as a result of their Twitter and / or Facebook fetishes (51%) it is about how their companies and brands are being r Read More

Entrepreneurs and marketers get hung up on getting their first ideas as "perfect" as possible. But actually your first idea is just a vehicle to the best idea, so just get started! Read More