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Why are some allowed to be so wrong time after time, especially when it impacts so many other. Read More

What salespeople can learn from a young magician and his approach to promoting his magic school. Read More

When it comes to redesigning a Web site, the most common mistake businesses make is starting out without a clear set of goals, says Marc S. Levitt, principal and creative director at MSLK Inc. (www.mslk.com). Most sites are rebranded for purely cosmetic reasons, overlooking the more crucial content, navigational, and marketing challenges that lie Read More

Small business owners are banding together to encourage consumers to shop nearby independents. Read More

Clutter is a bad thing in a home or in a business. But this article isn't about physical clutter in a workplace, it's about mental clutter within an organization. Read More

The ONE thing that many Internet Retailers and Marketers are Forgetting About that can Cost You BIG BUCKS. What Is It? Read More

Why are there so many unsuccessful websites when others continue to flourish? Much of the reason has to do with poor marketing. This article explains five of the most popular marketing mistakes made by new website owners trying promote themselves. Read More

You need to follow up with more than just your clients or prospects, it all starts above the pipe. Read More

America's retail footprint is shrinking. And not just because the industry will lose about 40,000 more stores than it gains this year, when the recession causes retail sales to drop at least 1%. The trend toward smaller stores is picking up steam. Initiated by the popularity of mini-marts, aimed at consumer convenience, the move away from larg Read More

President Obama is seeking to establish automatic retirement accounts for all workers under his fiscal-2010 budget proposal submitted to Congress yesterday. Under the plan, all employers that didn't offer retirement plans would be forced to enroll employees in direct-deposit individual retirement accounts unless workers chose not to participate Read More