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Eight Habits for maintaining balance between holidays/vacations and work. A little planning plus being intentional goes a long way; here's to an enjoyable time of the year! This post was first written December 2011 and updated for this year. Read More

Visualizing a problem and the solution can drive teams to work better together, drive more sales and drive people to a clearer understanding of direction and strategy. Here's more on how a whiteboard can help fuel growth in a small business. Read More

The number of smartphone users continues to increase and with it so does the importance for small businesses to have a website that can be viewed and used easily on a mobile device. Here's how to set yours up. Read More

Small businesses are often times shocked over the boldly negative comments people can make on social media. Here is how to handle them with class and earn more business in the end. Read More

During the global recession jobs are disappearing fast. Is this the right time for you to start a new company? Here are a few considerations to make first. Read More

Has your startup grown faster than you had originally forecasted? It may be time to go international. Here are some tips on how to do so effectively. Read More

Even award-winning marketers armed with seven-figure budgets can’t predict exactly how marketing will change in the future. The best any of us can do is to take calculated risks backed up with carefully crunched numbers. Idea is to plan effectively but remain flexible to adapt to each new situation Read More

Does your business do e-mail marketing? While some people have claimed e-mail is dead, recent surveys show that consumers actually like to get e-mails from businesses. Read More

With Thanksgiving around the corner, giving thanks is important not only for individuals but also for businesses. What is your business doing to give thanks this year? Here are some ideas to help you show your gratitude as a company. Read More

So last month I sold one of my blogs for four figures. This was the first big-ish sale of a blog that I’ve made, and I came away from the experience a little wiser. Here’s what I learned. Read More