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No one wants to do business with people that come across as disrespectful, so here are some of the most important business etiquette rules you should know about. Read More

Contribution margin is an important method of not only understanding how profitable a business is, but also how its products and services contribute to the bottom line. It’s important to understand that contribution margin is different from profit margin, since profit margin measures the total amou Read More

Without the right employees, it's hard for small businesses to grow and thrive. So, what's a small business to do? Here's a good look at five proven ways your small business can recruit and retain top talent. Read More

Growth is vital if your business is to survive. But if you spend all your time working in your business rather than on your business, growth can be elusive. That's where growth hacking can help. Read More

Brand Building on Social Media – Fastest Path to Public Recognition

Brand Building on Social Media can be Effective When Done Right, but it can also backfire when done poorly make sure your on point with these tips. Read More

I often see bloggers struggling to gain followers joining follower threads. Follower threads are a “you follow me and I’ll follow you back” deal on virtually any social site or site where you subscribe to other individuals. Read More

If there's a visual component to your brand, Pinterest is a great platform to leverage. It's got plenty of reach.

This post from Elna Cain showcases a bunch of actionable ways you can increase your brand's exposure on Pinterest - backed by data. Read More

Made in America matters! Four in five Americans would pick a product with a "Made in USA" tag over an equivalent foreign product. Here's how to cash in on preferences toward Made in America. Read More

Winnie the Pooh may not have been a Steve Jobs type, but he had unexpected wisdom for a teddy bear. Small business owners might benefit from these knowledge bombs from Winnie the Pooh, and a few of his friends. Read More

Design your business so that it requires more expensive employees. If low wage workers are the backbone of what you do, you risk losing the technology arms race with larger competitors. The population of business buyers is younger, more technologically savvy, and less inclined to long hours than th Read More