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So you’re starting up your own business and you probably have a thousand and one things to do at any given moment.  There’s so much stuff to keep track of Read More

After a conversation with Tod (author and app entrepreneur), I am really motivated to publish an e-book (electronic book) in the near future. The topic of the first book will be my passion for tea with a twist... How would you self-publish your first e-book? Read More

The need for proper nutrition is among the most primal. Yet in our own country, one in seven homes and one in five children in the United States are labeled as food insecure. Read More

It is really painful to think that people are making instant judgments about whether or not to read your emails based on a quick glimpse. Now question arises that “how can you keep your emails out of the trash”? The secret of keeping your emails out of the trash is superior design. Read More

As the year draws to a close, many small business owners are taking stock of their business, basking in their successes and trying to comprehend their mistakes. Unfortunately a big picture view does not always immediately reveal itself– a thorough understanding of your business requires at least s Read More

One of the most talked topic in email marketing is challenges to plague email marketers in email marketing, and how to handle them. Read More

Looking back to the bottom line of your seasonal periodic tactics and strategies– which promotion techniques have you tried & tested in past years? Which proved helpful and which didn’t? Which are you going to make a key aspect of your 2013 and upcoming campaign? Read More

Many small business owners are less interested in the logistics of running their company and more in the concept or product they are putting on the market. Read More

I read an outstanding, but frightening post entitle The Future Of Marketing Is Extreme!  Eric Wittlake outlines:  We are inundated by marketing today. In a Read More

It's no wonder why sales productivity, people making quota, time available for selling figures all seem to be going in the wrong direction. While it may seem to obvious, we should be doing exactly the opposite, we should be seeking RADICAL Simplification of everything we do. Read More