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It's a review of the book "Predictably Irrational", explaining why we as consumers are predictably irrational. And hopefully that explains the failure or success of business marketing. Read More

If someone says B2B sites can't be compelling and absorbing, show them MillerWelds. It could shame the best consumer site. This site keeps prospects clicking and reading these ways: Read More

For small businesses, preventing theft and fraud by employees can be an uphill struggle. Now a new generation of security technology aims to give small businesses an inexpensive defense against unscrupulous employees. Some of these systems let business owners who are on the road check their security cameras over the Internet and get email alert Read More

The cost of health care is on the rise and fewer micro-businesses owners are offering coverage to their employees. A survey of nearly 4,000 micro-businesses found that 18.6% of the respondents said their health care plans are covering full-time employees this year. That number is down from 46.2% in 2005. A micro-business has 10 or fewer em Read More

Interesting take on how to get almost instant notoriety and PR for your company on a shoe string. Read More

Developing a Marketing Plan is nothing more than setting goals and making a to-do list that will get you there. It's really not much different than planning a party. You're basically creating a plan for inviting more people you love to give you money and then tell other people why they should give you their money too. Sounds like a party to me. Read More

Interesting description of how personal branding can increase sales. Read More

The reason why LinkedIn is now a protagonist is because regardless of its ugly looks, unlike Facebook and MySpace which are utterly colorful, user friendly and 'fun' interactive, LinkedIn, with over 23 million users, is about to attain a valuation of more than $1 billion. Read More

Even though bizSugar is missing, it's a good list and includes some blogs I wasn't familiar with. Read More

Do you use script books to talk to your prospects? If so, it's time to set them aside and learn this one easy skill that will move you leaps and bounds beyond your competition in network marketing. Read More