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Whether you’ll be traveling by car, plane, or just sitting by the pool this summer, make sure to stock up on some good books to help cultivate your mind and spirit over the summer months. Read More

I read this strange comment on the forums that email marketing is dead that people were excited about newsletters like in 2003 and nowadays newsletters only try to sell people and people don’t like that. Also, it said that blogs are better, because they provide value and don’t sell that much. Read More

If you’re not marketing your content, why work so hard to create it? The latest from Marketing Trenches offers tips for sharing your story to grow your audience. Read More

As frustrating as it is to hear (and say) not every website is going to grow their organic traffic by leaps and bounds through their SEO program. Even if you did everything “right” there could still be a number of factors working against you. Read More

When The Office debuted in 2005, the American workplace was still a sea of cubicles, with workers typing away on keyboards connected to tower-style desktop PCs. In the eight years that followed, the workforce shifted dramatically, trending toward tablets and smartphones–which didn’t yet exist in 20 Read More

Differentiating your business from your competition is a great way to increase your customer base, and incorporating live business events into the marketing mix can do just that while building your bottom line. According to "Book Yourself Solid" author Michael Port, a business event strategy allows Read More

Is Google+ Comment system more hype than substance? Can you replace CommentLuv comment system with Google+ Comments? Let’s discuss it here! Read More

Starting a business is requires considerable time, effort and money. This article explains why consulting provides low-cost, low-risk entry to business. Read More

By Kathryn Smith

One of the first barriers you will encounter as a new small business entrepreneur is the resistance you will meet from customers and not to forget that onslaught from established businesses. The resistance from prospective customers is understandable. They may have their own vie Read More

Google webspam head Matt Cutts put out a new webmaster help video. This time, Cutts said on Youtube making clear Google’s stance on Advertorials and “native advertising.” Google wants you to be informed on advertorials, paid news, links, as long as they aren’t revealed, which is against Google’s gu Read More