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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

Selling a business can be a daunting task for anyone, even if they’ve been through the process before. Whether you are trying to sell your business because of financial issues or someone has offered to buy your company because of the large amount of success it has experienced, the following tips wi 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

The best thing in the world is (actually) available for free! This blog post might interest you who love to receive free quality business advice as much as I do. Read More

In his conversations with entrepreneurs, Alex has discovered that there are five very common areas where most people encounter the biggest challenges, and there are solutions for each. Read More

There are things that every office is going to need. From a technology standpoint, what can you afford to leave off the shopping list and what is right up there at the top? Halit Bozdogan highlights some of the essentials. Read More

If you are considering taking up the reins and becoming your own boss, here are some tips for female entrepreneurs from Annie Xu. (These tips work for men too.) Read More

You cannot improve something that you don’t measure. While this is true, just measuring the performance of your business is not sufficient for small business owners. See why you have to manage your business in proactive manner to grow Read More

1. Event Sponsorship
Event sponsorships are typically a waste of money, unless they’re for interactive experiences that engage people. A logo on a flyer is ignored, nobody pays attention to call-outs from the host and people won’t remember that a drink was named after your company. Andy Karuza, b Read More