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73% of small businesses don't measure the impact of their marketing emails. In this post, Nicole Fende offers 5 steps to a better understanding of what's working (or not working) in your email marketing programs. Read More

Blogging can benefit your business in a number of ways. To start with, blogging gives you the opportunity to generate inbound links to your website, increase your Google Page Rank, and generate more traffic to your business’ main site. Read More

Review of Info@hand a customer relationship & business management (CRBM) software that moves beyond traditional CRM software to provide businesses with a comprehensive and integrated view of their CRM efforts. Read More

Straightforward and useful content creation lessons from the legendary writer Roald Dahl ...
It doesn’t matter whether you’re writing stories for children about Oompa-Loompas, or sharing your knowledge by publishing content to market your business — collecting ideas, creating a space to work and a Read More

There are thousands of ideas you can turn into a profitable small business. The real question is: Can YOU really turn one of the ideas into reality? Read More

Change is about the only thing constant in the world of startups. Despite their own focus on changing the world, they often forget that they too have to change rapidly and often as the market evolves. Too many find that out too late, and are left chasing a rabbit that is long gone. Read More

The question now is how do you profile your customers? And how do you use their profile to increase your sales? Read on to find out exactly how to do it... Read More

In this lengthy post you'll find 13 different topics and ideas from a tip on how to keep yourself from creating hideous ebook covers to a great membership site idea for any niche. Read More

Here are 3 holiday scams that you may have fallen for or could end up falling for in the future. Fun read for everyone, not just marketers. Read More

Facebook's new revenue platform may be the first nail in its coffin ... and Google+ VP Bradley Horowitz is out there telling us why his platform is the perfect place for ad-weary Facebook refugees. Read More