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Pay at small businesses has been largely flat for the last 25 years. Don’t think that means workers aren’t deserving of raises. They’re working harder now than they were nearly a quarter century ago. So why isn’t the rise in productivity translating into raises for workers? Read More

Getting A Small Business Loan
The approval process for a small business loan can be a daunting task.
After helping thousands of business owners, we’ve collaborated the top 25 tips to getting a small business loan. Here they are: Read More

“Between 1996 and 2012, the share of new U.S. entrepreneurs in the 55-64 age group grew from 14.3 percent to 23.4 percent.”
This statistic hit me right between the eyes as I started reading “Late-Blooming Entrepreneurs: Eight Principles For Starting A Business After Age 40″ by Lynne Beverly Strang Read More

It’s easy to come up with reasons we don’t want to negotiate. Too scary. Takes too long. Frustrating. But to grow our businesses, we can’t let those excuses stand in our way. Read on to find the motivation that will help you step up in your business and ask for what you need. Read More

How to write headlines like Buzzfeed and Upworthy – and be ready when the time comes to be an early adopter of upcoming trends in headlines writing. Read More

Diversity refers to the difference between individuals' identity and also the ability they have to help the company or the organization to achieve their goals. A companies' success depends largely on how tactfully it can handle diversity. Thus, the company needs to focus on various diversity manage Read More

Today, Mobile Apps have become the de facto tool on most individuals’ smartphones to access information and add value to their mobile device. These apps can be as simple as tools to calculate interest rates or more complex such as the number of calories burnt while exercising. Such tools can help y Read More

Throughout my career in small companies and large, I’ve always been appalled by the number of people who have a negative attitude or complain all of the time. These people don’t seem to realize that they are hurting themselves, as well as other people’s productivity, and jeopardize the future of th Read More

“The Fourth Moon: A Step-by-Step Process for Sustainable Success” was written as a solution to the common, yet often unspoken problem of business plan failure. Even though there are many incredible books and consultants out there that provide advice on how to plan a business, many businesses (ofte Read More

It’s about 10 p.m. on a Friday night and we have a magic window so we can see what three different businesses are doing about customer service.
Yes, Friday night. It’s a big world. There are customers out there who are already in Saturday morning, and others are still working on Friday afternoon. Read More