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You can spend a lot of time second guessing your business ideas. It doesn't have to be agonizing, but to spot potential you do need to think about the following. Read More

Check yourself carefully by these fifty-four causes of failure, and should the self-examination reveal that you can check O.K. after each of the causes; it is not likely you will ever be overcome by failure. Read More

Escapist fluff should make a big comeback this summer. In a world of bad economic news, who wants to read about business? Odd as it may sound, however, now is an especially good time to pick up business books. A delicate economy and stiff competition beg you to hone your skills, not ignore them. The list below represents a healthy mix of topics, w Read More

Yesterday, I received an email from a friend whose signature had links to no less than eight social media profiles. Thankfully, there are better ways to share your social media identity. Below are five sites that offer social media badges you can share and embed. Read More

Some people are clueless when it comes to the Web. This article at WebProNews outlines four of them. It's a good article that will make you think. I disagree with putting Sarah Palin in there though. I doubt she had anything to do with a letter sent by the Attorney General. That was a political cheap shot that can be traced back to HuffPo. We Read More

It used to be that only big companies needed to worry about their brand. Small- and medium-sized businesses were off the hook and free to humbly market their companies offline to folks within a certain storefront radius. But then the Internet happened. And social media. And it changed everything. Read More

Business leaders' crowning moments aren't limited to their financial accomplishments. Instead, many have to do with their bloopers, missteps, and comedic skills. Here are the 15 funniest business moments ever, caught on camera for your viewing pleasure: Read More

Done right business plans aren't something you use to lure investors and then stick in the bottom of your desk drawer. Rather, they become living documents that guide your business, keep you on course, and -- yes -- adapt as your businesses changes. But too often, business plans are rife with problems -- expert Tim Berry breaks down the top 10. Read More

According to a recent survey by BlogHer and iVillage, 42 Million U.S. woman are using social media weekly. 22.7 Million read blogs, versus 6.7 Million who use Twitter. But the widest use is of ... Read More

Nada Jones and Michelle Briody, authors of "Sixteen Weeks to Your Dream Business," list ten things you should "know" before you start your own business. Read More