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The Internet and social media have totally destroyed the meaning of the word “friend” and even changed it from a noun to a verb. On Twitter and Facebook, many young people follow hundreds of friends before age twenty, all without ever having physically said or heard a word from most of them. Facebo Read More

We are continuing our series on How to Make the Most of Your HootSuite Account by reviewing how businesses can use HootSuite to find and share great content to their social networks. Read More

So far Google+ has taken a back seat to other networks, such as Facebook, with all but the most Internet enthused and those in tech related fields. But, I believe Google+ holds some hidden opportunities precisely for this reason.
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Children's lack of inhibitions, their curiosity and willingness to ask almost any questions make them great role models for sellers. Read More

You can’t win as an entrepreneur working alone. You need to have business relationships with team members, investors, customers, and a myriad of other support people. That doesn’t mean you have to be a social butterfly to succeed, or introverts need not apply. Read More

comScore's Media Metrix report showed Yahoo grabbed the top traffic spot in July, beating out Google and Microsoft. The big question: does it even matter? Read More

Every organization has them, the bottom 20%, the people who are not meeting our expectations of performance.  They're a problem--for themselves, for their Read More

Have you ever wondered if you're using Twitter correctly? Or if you could be using it more effectively? As businesses, there are so many ways to take advantage of Twitter to grow your audience and generate revenue. So, here is a list of 75 ways to succeed on Twitter. Read More

Every small business that accepts credit cards knows about chargebacks. A chargeback is when a credit card transaction is reversed. The good news is that many chargebacks can be avoided. Some of the following tips may seem obvious, but they are basic blocking and tackling that businesses sometimes Read More

A merchant wrote: To "create stronger relationships" with "our affiliates ...we are going clear out all of our inactive affiliates that have grown to a large number through the years." Seriously? Instead of activating them, you'd rather kick them out? Read More