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The Princess Bride has been one of my favorite movies ever since I was little. Growing up, I may have changed, but the movie only got better. Looking at it now, I don’t just see an entertaining classic film, but also many great lessons for business success (and none involve a land war with Asia!) Read More

To help you make the most of your time on Facebook and to help you avoid making mistakes many of us initially made, here are 7 things you should avoid doing in order to give your page the best opportunity for getting likes and engaging with your audience. Read More

Every business needs to understand franchise taxes. Get the lowdown on what they are and when to pay them here. Read More

Blog titles have incredible power. Within seconds, the right words can challenge readers to take action, and ignite a flurry of social media activity.

Learn how you can unlock the keys to absolutely irresistible blog titles that create click-throughs. Read More

Digital Marketing Philippines shares the following guide to help SMBs kick-start their content marketing campaign – and reap the benefits they deserve. Read More

By Camille McClane

Nowadays, it’s a fool’s errand to even try to launch a business without thinking tech from square one. Before even getting off the ground, new companies must consider website and social media presence, analytics, and attention-grabbing gadgetry to stay afloat in the sharky wat Read More

Although it seems counter-intuitive, a low minimum-wage can hurt small businesses. Here's why small businesses should care about the minimum wage. Read More

If you want to make money, you have to sell something.
I think, that much, should be clear.
However, many of us get tripped up on the simple question
“What should I sell?”
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Small businesses are a great place to learn, but sometimes the willingness to learn just isn't enough. Sometimes an employee just isn't capable of growing with your company and it may be time to make a hard decision. Read More

They always say it is the small things that make a difference, which is good especially when your product is not that different. Going back to basics can be the differentiating factor. Read More