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If you can’t sell stuff, you don’t have a business. Right? So here are 10 tips to help you become a more confident sales person. Read More

When John Paul Aguiar launched his blog two and a half
years ago, it was with a much loftier goal than simply
finding a way to pass the time.
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Businesses rely on strong branding but as they grow it becomes hard to keep branding consistent. The best way to avoid this is to set up brand management measures early on. Read More

Shelly Kramer gives a bunch of great tips to make LinkedIn a power strategy. Worthwhile read. This one stood out for me: Don't use that silly default introduction when you reach out to someone. Spend 20 seconds and write a personal request to connect. Read More

Are the cobwebs starting to collect on your blog, Facebook Page, and Twitter feed? That could be the reason #8 why you aren't seeing results. Read More

This gets the award for most creative link-building. Creative is good; dirty, rotten, sticking, liar is less good. I wonder whether there is anybody out there gullible enough to be fooled by this. Read More

Today, I’m going to explain to you why the information you can find for free on the web is of little use when starting an actual business. In fact, I will also go as far as to say that if you launch an online business with just general knowledge that can be found online for free, you will probably Read More

A server is an entrepreneur as much as an employee, often earning as much directly from clients as from the restaurant or bar that employs them. Follow this 18-step plan to make a killing serving in a bar or restaurant. Read More

One of the ways to improve your writing, and to establish yourself as an expert, is to write what you know. Writing what you know can be a great way to get started, as well as a solid way to showcase your expertise and find a niche that you can really gain a reputation in. Read More

Consumers are looking more and more to independent sources, like online reviews and expert bloggers, for advice on what products and brands to chose with their increasingly limited budgets. The premise being that they see advertising as making overblown and exaggerated claims. Read More