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There are the 2 reasons behind every failed business I have ever studied. Here they are, plus how to avoid it happening to you. Read More

A social media presence should be a cornerstone in your plans for marketing your business. Even if you don't want to create a profile on every major network, you should at least be active on one or two key sites or social platforms to ensure that customers can interact with your brand and easily fi Read More

You say something, but no-one takes a blind bit of notice.

It’s as if you’re talking to a brick wall.

Is this how you feel every time you publish a blog post?

No matter how often you blog, no-one ever leaves a comment. You might as well be completely invisible. While other blogs get bucket Read More

Recognize these 35 social media sites for do-follow backlinks? Looking for a way to filter spam from Facebook? Learn this and more in #FridayFinds. Read More

Follow this step-by-step guide to Google+ to make Google's social network an effective part of your digital marketing strategy. Read More

Do you waffle on the commitments you make? Maybe you make promises to yourself to clean your house or exercise regularly. You get started, but then in time, it fizzles out. This lack of commitment often stems from a self esteem issue. Read More

A 2012 survey of CEOs at private U.S. companies found that just 7 percent of those businesses provided regular updates on quarterly and annual financial performance. Learn how open-book management can significantly benefit your company. Read More

Many startup entrepreneurs find the process of approaching VCs for funding to be daunting. Here's a look at what these types of investors are traditionally looking for in a business venture. Read More

Alex Morris looks at how some of the biggest companies present themselves on Twitter and discovers a wide variety of social media strategies at play. Which approach makes the most sense for your industry, and which company should your small business emulate? Read More

Your inbox can feel like an endless abyss. How are you supposed to get actual work done (and even approach inbox zero) when "urgent" emails keep trickling in, 24 hours a day? Read More