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You can, through simple changes in your own body language - improve your chances to succeed and be happier. And if you're managing other people or teams, you can do the same thing. Some great insight in this TED video. Read More

In the last 4 years, Twitter has quickly become a social media powerhouse. As marketers, it’s impossible to ignore it reach and influence.

Still, some marketers have found growing their following and generating leads from Twitter challenging. This is a pretty common experience when starting out Read More

Richard Branson is a fountain of wisdom on business strategy which more need to listen to, particularly in regard to not taking unnecessary risks. Read More

Successful businesses that strongly rely on Google for online market visibility increasingly need to provide better services to an engaged online audience. Read More

Read about one company's creative and successful initiative to increase employee engagement and reward its customer service superstars. Would it work for your business? Read More

While both HootSuite and Buffer may fall within the category of "Social Media Management Software" I think you'll find that there are stark differences and benefits to each. Read More

Many top bloggers have been installing the G+ commenting system on their Wordpress blogs. As more bloggers try out the new system, many have questioned whether it’s really worth the cost. But, in the midst of the debate over whether not it's a good idea, an important point is getting lost, and that Read More

It does not matter if you are a company President, Operations Leader, Customer Service Representative, Sales & Marketing Director or “name your title”…the need for continuous self improvement is universal. Successful individuals make a proactive effort to continuously develop four Essential Skills Read More

By Jana Moreno:

Think of it this way: imagine you have your own business with several employees underneath you, and you are there to support them in achieving their targets. You can push them, micro-manage them, and watch everything they do and comment on it (living in control), and it might w Read More

By Robert Renaud:

I have often wondered what motivates people and why they behave the way they do. I recall from my university days the theories of Maslow, who developed a theory to explain the driving force behind our wants. Wants require us to be willing to do what it takes to achieve it. We’r Read More