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Part 3 of my 7 blog conversion mistakes series (podcast). This also includes the full list of 21 conversion mistakes). Read More

Last week, a couple of my friends looked at a couple of different, but parallel issues.  Jim Keenan published  You're Boring.   I struggled through the Read More

Online marketing and offline marketing have one major thing in common and that is that you have to take action in order to see what works and what doesn’t. Read More

Emailing customers should be done with care. Whether the contact is person-to-person, via phone or email, customers should always be treated with the utmost respect. Read More

Team communication takes active, strategic work. But that doesn't mean it's complicated. You can make it so easy if you focus on the four keys to successful communication. You team will thank you. Read More

As a blogger it can be hard to decide what ebook formats you might want to put your ebook into. After all, there are way more ebook types than there are web page types. If you create a web page, you can be confident (at least with most blog templates today) that your creative content will be availa Read More

In this article I will talk about the importance of using Facebook to market your business and why you should be doing it.

First of all Facebook is the second largets website in the world (Google is still supperior ). So if you are not using this as a way to market your business, you are truly Read More

Instead of celebrating Sweden's national day on June 6, I am commemorating the traders (called merchants at around 0:45 in the video clip by King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden) of the New Sweden colony.

I am not a Royalist, I am a Constitutional Republican (not a supporter of the GOP). And I am not Read More

By John Abrena

The Internet serves billions of users all over the world, it has given birth to a whole new world of possibilities. Gone are the days where we need to communicate using hard phones or snail mail. Researching inside a library packed with real books is almost a thing of the past.
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When The Office debuted in 2005, the American workplace was still a sea of cubicles, with workers typing away on keyboards connected to tower-style desktop PCs. In the eight years that followed, the workforce shifted dramatically, trending toward tablets and smartphones–which didn’t yet exist in 20 Read More