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This post shares 7 tips for small business blogs giving advice on how to start one and what content you may want to include. The post suggests studying other blogs in your business niche and making decisions about the purpose of your blog. It also gives recommendations for how to seek out other similar blogs in your business niche. Read More

We're living in a social media world, and, like it or not, our avatar is often the first impression others get about us as we interact virtually on social networks, blogs, microblogs and other online communities. Our avatars are a representation of our brands — our personal brand or our company's or organization's brand. But how many of us are thi Read More

A recession might seem like good news for employers looking to hire: with unemployment rates up, you've got more people to choose from and the opportunity to hire at a lower price. Read More

Many brands like to treat social media like a big party at the cool kids house. Everybody's invited, and having a great time. The conversation is flowing and it's the place that everyone wants to be. Eventually, you realize that your brand is not there yet, and someone (usually someone with a big title) decides that your brand should be. So you Read More

China started building its Great Wall in the 5th century to keep out its enemies. In the 21st century, the unwelcome party being kept out by the great wall Google has built around their company is you, the local business owner. Read More

Want to start a blog for your small business, but not sure what to write about? The best posts are like personal notes to your customer. Here's a starter list of topics to get you going. Read More

Do you need help choosing your investments? Knowing the answer to this question can help you determine which type of broker is best for you.
Brokers come in two forms: full-service or discount. Read More

What shall small businesses do if the “cap and trade” tax goes into effect? Do you realize that according to estimates, this tax on energy and energy use will cause an average increase per family of more than $3,000 per year? Can families and small businesses endure it in this recession prone era? Read More

In this video, Steve Hoffman talks about how an idea to move into postcards from higher end photographic work helped grow his company considerably. Hoffman and his employees used the latest in digital technology to expand their offerings and slowly move into totally new services that eventually became the main focus of their business. Read More

Colin Kimball, 31, is co-founder of the one-and-a-half employee Web-media company Small Screen Network and a good example of today's new media entrepreneur. This is a fantastic entrepreneur profile that provides inspiration for anyone considering starting a small business, showing how anyone with a little gumption and stick-to-it-iveness can boot Read More