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Risk management is often the overlooked part of strategy, particularly for smaller companies who focus on growth but do not consider the effect of “worse case” scenarios such as the loss of their largest client, product liability, or just plain bad decisions. Read More

Facebook Timeline for business pages has made it easier to tell stories and reach new customers for a fraction of traditional marketing costs. Read More

Ahhh… Google plus! Google plus!! Google plus!!! By now you must have known that Google+ is one best social network to get some good amount of web traffic, right? In case you still don’t know, you can read my previous … Continue reading → Read More

By Adam Groff

Asking your family for a financial investment for your business is pretty tricky business. Nobody likes asking for money, but if the reasoning behind the monetary request is sound, a small investment from family members could be well worth it.

On the other hand, seeking investm Read More

By Bob Herbold

June 10, 2013 was a big announcement day for Apple at its Worldwide Developers Conference. Frankly, it was a strange spectacle to me. There was Apple announcing upgrades; not new exciting technologies to dazzle the industry!

For iTunes, it was at last an announcement of iTun Read More

By Charles Smith

The decision about adopting cloud isn’t enough. Enterprise CIOs are facing challenges both internally and externally in making the necessary shift to cloud for an efficient IT environment. Wide prevailing misinformation and confusion are the main reasons why some organizations a Read More

You can have people celebrating your small business EVERY week by taking advantage of the right content writing strategy. Read More

Spam; also known as blog spam, comment spam and social spam what-ever word used to describe it, which is a bad word in the blogging community. Read More

Have you been wondering why your traffic has dropped? Could it have been Penguin 2.0? Could it have been Panda? Find out more here. Read More

Picture this — leading businesswomen appearing on websites and with newspaper articles in black-and-white dated headshots or blurry iPhone “selfies.” Read More