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When most people imagine themselves as retired, they most likely picture themselves financially secure. Years of hard work, planning, investing wisely and saving are supposed to prepare us for a leisurely retirement, time to finally kick back and have fun. Read More

Cloud computing isn't a game for the big guys only. A small business can benefit from SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) and the other forms of grid computing. Read More

Wordpress.com is one big cloud, and Jetpack WordPress plugin can help you plug your WordPress powered site to the cloud. Is it any good? Read More

Mascots have been used as a powerful advertising tool for a long time and there is no reason why small businesses should not get one. Here are 6 reasons why. Read More

We are in the era of social media in which businesses are driving traffic to their social media sites vs. their official websites. Businesses invest major marketing dollars in social media to grow “likes” and “following” – a superficial way of showing their “popularity” by social media definition. Read More

For small businesses, it’s important to have a powerful website. Therefore, as you begin the process of building the ideal website for your small business, it’s important to include several elements that will successfully portray your product/service and brand. Read More

With the US dollar taking a prolonged beating, the question arises: should we start pricing in foreign currencies? Read More

No matter how big or small your marketing budget is or how many different channels you use, prospective customers are judging you and making decisions based on the information you present to them (or don’t). Here are a collection of quick wins you can apply to your digital marketing today. Read More

For Moore, it's the continuation of a journey that began at Jones (Miss.) Community College in 1968, before heading off to Vietnam for an 11-month tour as a member of the U.S. Army infantry.

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While most small business owners are satisfied with operating their start-ups within the confinements of their own home, that doesn't mean that they're necessarily comfortable with opening their doors and using their living room to meet with clients, investors and/or customers. Read More