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Who are your customers, and what will they buy from you next? “Beyond Purchase Histories,” a post that Paul McConville wrote for the Destination CRM blog last week, offers some useful advice on how to answer those critical questions.
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Though it may seem tedious, devoting a small amount of time to organizing an effective accounting system will keep your freelance business in order and minimize stress at tax time. Here is a five-step crash course in accounting for freelancers: Read More

This week, we will review JustCloud – an online cloud backup service. We will look at its features, interface, and see how it can be of use to you. Read More

Working with a group in which some are freelance, some are telecommuting, some working out of another office, can be confusing and frustrating.

As a freelancer, I am always on the lookout for an easy-to-use and accessible tool that helps a group connect.

Threads says it makes online collabora Read More

Its time to consider sales prices again. What are the issues worth considering. This post offers some practical tips in helping to set the correct pricing strategy Read More

Does your business source or manufacture all its goods in the USA? The “Made in the USA” tagline can be a powerful marketing tool, but it can also make good business sense. If you are a U.S. manufacturer or are looking to promote your goods as “Made in the USA,” be sure you have a clear understandi Read More

We’re seeing startups and services that by far exceed the measurement ‘cool.’ Our measurement scale—and thus, our expectations—continue to rise as new ideas push the boundaries. Read More

Dan Norris sold his web design business and launched a brand new start-up called Inform.ly. Now we can get simple stats from our favorite cloud services in one dashboard. Read More

A review of the definitive guide to self publishing a book. From the tools to use, to editing and publishing the manuscript, to creating a marketing campaign. This excellent resource is the most comprehensive book on writing a book I've ever read. Read More

Some entrepreneurs are taking the niche path, developing and launching projects that has never seen before - and secure funding along the way. Read More