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When it comes to small business, working with your spouse is sometimes an occupational hazard. As Andrew Field of PrintingForLess.com explains on SBTV.com, working with your husband or wife requires care to see that relationship and business issues do not overlap. This is a subject very near and dear to my heart since my wife and I often work toge Read More

What every small business owner should start doing now with social media marketing by Chris Brogan. Read More

Who calls a TV a "television" anymore? Or a phone a "telephone" or a fax a "facsimile?" Or who calls pants "slacks." If you do, stop. It makes you sound old. And out of it. Read More

Virtually every single small business or entrepreneur carries his or her entire life on some computer or laptop. Whether or not this is a smart idea, it's a fact and one that can't be denied. But like everything else in life, stuff happens. Computers are prone to crashing. Everything from virus attacks and theft, to natural disasters and hard driv Read More

Small business failure is worth considering. Though by definition here at bizSugar we often share small business success stories, tips and encouragement for those either in small business or considering entering it, the other side of the coin must always be considered. In this post, the Small Business Labs blog looks at the inherent bias of small Read More

Here are some very strong reasons for investing in a franchise of your own. Having a dysfunctional boss could be the clincher, here... Read More

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Here are five tips for small business hit by natural disaster that may help you survive the worst that Mother Nature can visit upon your venture and employees. Guest Blogger Dawn Rivers Baker provides these suggestions in a recent post at Small Business CEO about how to deal with the ultimate unpredictability in business. Hopefully, you will never Read More

Earlier in the week I mentioned that I have begun to solidify my view on whether or not a manager/leader should apologize. Although most responses overwhelmingly lean toward the affirmative, I think it is slightly more complicated than that... Read More