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As a business owner, there is a lot for you to keep in mind. One item often overlooked, especially by those just starting out, is taxes. Read More

Another form of tax fraud is a concern to the IRS: It appears that people use old Social Security numbers to file taxes -- and claim refunds. Read More

Do you know the difference between an article and a blog post? How can your business successfully use the two and gain your audience's attention. Read More

Communication is important to your success. It is not only what you say that is important, it is also the effect of what you say on the mind of the listener, which is equally important. Read More

Recently, I found lots of blogs with high quality content, but only a few readers. No matter how nice the content is, but no comments at all.

Besides offering high quality posts on your blog, you also need to spread your blog and posts sparing no efforts.

There are 3 tricks to promote your bl Read More

While you can’t get a tax deduction for a personal vacation, you may be eligible for certain federal tax deductions if you make business a part of your trip. Read More

Marketing buzzwords are fun to use but it’s important to use them wisely. Presenting here some common useless buzzwords that you should stop using along with some useful buzzwords that you need to start using. Read More

As a small business owner, I place emphasis on serving my customers, working with the team and overseeing the day-to-day business operations. As I've said before, it's easy to put my own marketing efforts on the backburner - and there are many times when creativity isn’t something that is easily su Read More

The beauty about success, is that it can be copied. Just like making a cake, you need a certain amount of ingredients applied to make the final outcome. Success is very much the same. There are a number of ‘ingredients’ you’ll find in a successful person that makes them that way. Read More

There’s an overabundance of public relations agencies and despite their high costs — or maybe because of them — they’re not trusted. If you do hire one, you’ll get no guarantees.
There are 29 million businesses in the U.S., but fewer than one percent are represented by PR agencies.
“When you come Read More