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With Google’s official declaration about the need of making your website mobile friendly, needless to say, it’s need of the hour. But these five mistakes can really spoil your score at Google mobile friendly test. Read More

Tired of feeling like no matter how hard you work and you can never seem to make a dent in that ist? Here are 10 apps that can make your life a little bit easier. Read More

All business operations can be reduced to three words: people, product, and profits. They earn profit by selling their products and services to the world. Read More

Entrepreneurs often ask me why investors expect financial projections for a new startup even before the product is built and while the market is still being defined. I tell them that the projection process and results are most important for you the founder, to evaluate if there really is a business Read More

It might have zero to do with your work ability, but your appearance can make or break your next promotion. Get tips on How to Look Professional While on the Go. Read More

Sujan Patel tells what to do with people who sign up for a free trial version of your SaaS product and never show up again? Read More

There are many technical errors that can harm the SEO of your website. In this blog post you will discover the top 10. Read More

Producing high-quality content can be difficult to do, especially if you need to update your blog on a regular basis to maintain your readership. Fortunately, these 10 blogging tools will help you blog more efficiently and more effectively:
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Will Smith is one of my favorite actors; not just because of his talent at acting, but his deep thought process and heart for giving behind the scenes. He’s starred in some great movies like Focus, Seven Pounds and The Pursuit of Happiness, TV shows such as The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, and and has Read More

In spite of the indispensable requirement of both sales and marketing driving an organization with the same force, there has been always a constant coarseness in between the two divisions. Marketing people are dissatisfied the way sales people handle their leads while sales people always complain o Read More