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What does it take to run a successful business partnership? There is no one formula, but these 7 pointers will get you started on the right path. Read More

Leveraging today's "word of mouth" marketing - affiliate and program marketing drives customers, and profits. Read More

The TV 2.0 era is being pioneered by a subculture of viewers who watch all of their TV, movies and sport via online platforms. In this, we'll take a look at how these 'cord-cutters' are reinventing what it means to be square-eyed.
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If your document has text in it, follow the eighteen rules. Your document will go from bland to impressive. Read More

One of the most popular tools for keyword research, the Google Keyword Tool, was replaced with the Keyword Planner in mid-2013; and despite some shortcomings, it is still an essential tool to use whether you are researching keyword ideas for ad campaigns, or simply for content development purposes. Read More

Many people feel that a lack of self-confidence is holding them back.

Conversely, if they knew how to gain more self-confidence, they would be able to make more progress.

So the question is: How can you improve self-confidence.

If you want to know, please read on ....
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You don't like the term 'blogging' for your business? Don't worry, it's just a silly word for 'Professional Content Creation'. It doesn't matter how you call it...
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Since 8 out of 10 businesses fail within their first 18 months of operation, it is important to understand why when considering a start-up company. Three of the top ten reasons that small businesses go out of business are poor accounting, operational inefficiencies, and dysfunctional management.... Read More

Exit strategies related to startup funding are quite often misunderstood: The “exit” in exit strategy is for the money, not the startup founders or small business owners. The company brings in money and the investors get money out. Read More

Exit strategies related to startup funding are quite often misunderstood: The “exit” in exit strategy is for the money, not the startup founders or small business owners. The company brings in money and the investors get money out. Read More