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If you know me then you know I love Twitter. It is my social media network of choice. Although Facebook is bigger, LinkedIn is more professional and Pinterest is more colorful, I always come back to Twitter Read More

Most brick and mortar stores are fighting showroomers the wrong way. This article suggests a better approach to prevent showrooming in physical stores. Read More

Don’t waste that great video. Where to upload it besides YouTube and where else to promote it for maximum effectiveness. Make it go viral with these tips. Read More

For most of us, we have far more ideas than time. Today’s great idea may not be ready to act upon at the moment it comes to you, which is why you need a trusted system in which you can collect and store ideas. Read More

Something terrible happened to one of the students in my class last week. In just a short period of time, the Google rankings for his primary keywords went from page 1 to completely out of the search results altogether. Read More

Since I've experimented with pricing quite a bit in the past 2 years, I thought that it would be an interesting exercise to talk about some of the lessons I've learned while pricing my information products. Read More

Every now and again, I find myself trying to play by artificial rules. Sometimes you have to bust out of conventional thinking in order to succeed. Read More

I was recently watching a highlight real and got to thinking about the basic fundamentals of football and how they relate to business.The way in which football can serve as an effective analogy for growing and developing a business is quite compelling. Read More

The general rule of thumb is to outsource as many tasks as possible that are outside of your core competency to someone else. But I don't agree with this and I rarely follow this advice. Here's why. Read More

Are you ready to change the way you work forever? That's what Rework, a book written by the founders of 37Signals, promises. In this post I want to share with you three of the eighty-six lessons taught in Rework and explain how they apply to online store owners. Read More