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When you think of mobile shopping, do you think of tech-loving, gadget toting guys wielding their smartphones? Well, think again. Sure, techies are leading the first wave of mobile shoppers—but according to a new study by Arc Worldwide, the real future of mobile shopping lies in “light shoppers.”
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With commercial real estate rental rates still relatively low but the economy slowly starting to recover, now could be the perfect time to expand your small business into one or more additional locations. If you’re considering making this move, here are some tips to help.
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Most of us have heard the term “ergonomics,” but do you know what it means? Wikipedia defines ergonomics as “the study of designing equipment and devices [to] fit the human body [and] its movements.”
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When the Great Recession struck in 2008, among the first casualties were small business owners whose loans were called in by big banks—often despite having a great credit rating and making every loan payment on time. Smaller, community banks quickly emerged as saviors. In 2010, 73 percent of small Read More

Is your business using mobile marketing to attract customers? If you’re still uncertain how to make the most of mobile marketing, you’re not alone. Recently MSN’s “News on Main” video segments featured Network Solutions Chief Product Evangelist Navin Ganeshan sharing some statistics about small bus Read More

A movement to make the R&D tax credit permanent seems to be gaining momentum, according to the Kauffmann Foundation. Originally created in 1981, the Research & Experimentation Tax Credit has been renewed 14 times so far, most recently when
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Created by a group of software developers hoping to make life easier (and less expensive) for the small business owner, The Small Business Web runs on the belief that Web apps are more valuable when they integrate and work together. If your business is looking for a tool from accounting to ecommerc Read More

Are you looking for employees, part-timers or even freelancers to help your small business carry its workload? Whatever option you’re considering, there’s one way of finding good workers that works great: using referrals.
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Is your business affected by new rules governing the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)? In March some important changes took place that affect how businesses hire and serve the more than 50,000 Americans with disabilities. Here’s a closer look:
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Using social media to engage with potential and current customers is all you hear about anymore. Doing it properly is not that hard—really! Just follow these five common-sense guidelines, and you can turn your social media networks into sales channels.
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