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Are you thinking about starting a service business, but afraid your idea is too weird? Well, you’re not alone. Plenty of entrepreneurs have made it big with ideas that sounded weird at the time. Here are some recent service businesses that are making it work with weird ideas. Read More

Here we have an interesting inforgraphic sharing 5 simple steps to increase online influence. Infographic is shared by Larry Kim founder of WordStream. Read More

Don't know what to blog about? Our content calendar has 12 months' worth of blog post ideas for you so you never suffer from writer's block again! Read More

Entrepreneurs too often rely on "handshake deals" rather than getting their agreements in writing. This is often a big mistake. Every time you reach an agreement, consider whether to put it in writing. This post sets out three agreements that should definitely put in writing. Read More

You are likely already aware of the huge impact video marketing can have on the success of your business. But not every business necessarily wants to broadcast all of its messages for the world to see on YouTube. For those businesses that want a more controlled and secure platform for videos, there Read More

In 2016, eMarketer and Forrester predict U.S. eCommerce companies will sell between $355 and $393 billion worth of product. Their estimates also suggest American eCommerce revenues will reach upwards to $500 billion by 2018. For brands to stay relevant and get a slice of the pie, it will be importa Read More

What if you could publish any type of media and send it out to DashBurst, Facebook and Twitter simultaneously with just one simple click?

You can use this new ability in three ways: post now to your favorite social media channels, schedule Bursts to publish later, or queue a series of posts to p Read More

In 1962 the book “Diffusions of Innovations” came out. It was a phrase coined by communications professor Everett Rogers to explain how, why, and at what rate new ideas and technology is spread through cultures. Rogers explained in his book that four main elements are responsible for spreading a ne Read More

If your employees are not “salespeople,” it can be a lot harder to track their work performance. To find out how others do it, we asked 10 entrepreneurs from the YEC to share what they feel are the most important points to consider when evaluating a team member. http://bit.ly/1PsgTKf Read More

Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, shares 3 signs that it's time to bring on a business partner on the Godaddy Garage Blog Read More