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Some of the new bloggers like me are neglecting LinkedIn to promote our blog, because so many of us think LinkedIn is not a social media Read More

At a time when Facebook is no longer cool (hey, Mark Zuckerberg has even admitted it!), now couldn’t be better to hone your skills as a master Tweeter. The micro-blogging social site is now where more teens and young people are flocking (with 26% ranking Twitter as the “most important” social netwo Read More

Brendon Burchard published a video that elegantly answers this very question: How to deal with difficult times in life? Follow the outlined steps to overcome your situation. Read More

5 suggestions web developers might be interested to note down on their web design and web development resolutions list for the year 2015. Read More

There are various things you need to know when selling your business. You should know what you should and shouldn't do when presenting your business details to potential buyers. Read More

If you have always wanted to get into the restaurant business but have no idea where to start, then buy an existing restaurant and hit the ground running. Read More

Online marketing changes from year to year and 2015 is no exception. Sometimes keeping up with all the changes and advancements can be a daunting task. New innovative ideas come alive and old ideas get more attention and power while some just dry up and blow away. Read More

Ever wonder what size your Twitter avatar should be? What about your Facebook banner image? This infographic gives you the lowdown on all of it. Read More

Unfortunately, it's easy for your web content to get swept up in a sea of information overload. Here's how to solve the problem. Read More

The average length of a funding pitch to Angel investors is ten minutes. Even if you have booked an hour with a VC, you should plan to talk only for the first fifteen minutes. The biggest complaint I hear from investors is that startup founders often talk way too long, and neglect to cover the most Read More