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Sometimes, the big mistakes aren't so easy to spot! Here's how to tell if your web content is selling your business short. Read More

Google is adding Google+ on Blogger blogs. Do you think that this new feature will give other comment services, e.g., Disqus, Livefyre and CommentLuv a fighting match? Read More

If you have an existing business, like many other businesses today, you may be feeling the effects of the slowed economy. Although it may seem that people are not be buying as much as they once used to, increased profits can still be made. Read More

Here's a list of 16 brilliant apps and services for small businesses and small business owners. Includes collaboration, productivity, finance, sales and travel apps, to name a few. Read More

In an effort to help you eliminate thoughts about marketing be hard, here are 7 low cost marketing strategies that won’t cause you to grow gray hairs trying to implement. Read More

Business owners, developers and bloggers alike all have the same problem. Time is money, and there aren’t enough hours in the day. We’re constantly up against the wall with deadlines, meetings, duties around the house and office, and unforeseen problems. Read More

A good rule of thumb to stay out of the red when starting your own business is to budget 20% of revenue to cover expenses you simply don’t think about, such as these commonly overlooked expenses. Read More

Here are some of the most important things you should take care when writing online. Putting into practice the suggestions below will greatly increase the strength and effectiveness of your writing.

These steps will help you receive better results in terms of communication with your audience, bu Read More

Though the scenario is horrible, it is mostly due to the negligence of the webmasters and ignorance in some case. Follow the simple steps below to keep your blog safe! Read More

Content marketing isn't nearly as complicated as some of us like to make it -- in fact, Brian Clark of Copyblogger boils it down to five simple elements: Context, Cornerstone, Connection, Conversion, and Copy. Read More