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Most social media advice is vague and touchy-feely. In Dan Zarrella's new book, he disproves a lot of these social media myths. Read More

There's significant financial incentive for business owners and leaders to take a serious look at implementing family-friendly practices. Read More

The safest assumption that you can make is to assume that they won’t care. I know, it can be hard to hear, but it is the real truth. If you think about it, there really isn’t a good reason for anyone to care about what you have to say, or what your business does. In business, we usually need the cu Read More

Because social technology is constantly changing under the heavy pressure to be the number one platform. Techniques, tactics, and strategies amongst marketers and consultants are continually evolving. How can you keep up?

Simple.

Find your social media voice! Read More

As I'm writing this, I'm steadily crossing things off my task list. I've had two referrals today, requesting quotes for various services. Business is good; I find myself fighting a sense of guilt at saying that in this economy, knowing how many businesses (and people) are struggling to make ends me Read More

Seiketsu standardization gives a systematic, consistent approach for getting tasks done. A system that maintains and supports ongoing and consistent seiri, seiton and seiso activities. Read More

Find out how Groupon is paying for its creative accounting practices, and what this will mean for the company. Read More

The case study for this article was a recent competition put up by Mohits Records, the record label run by the flamboyant producer Don Jazzy. The Oliver Twist dance competition” was developed to promote and brand the single “Oliver Twist” released by Moltis most popular artiste, Dbanj. Read More

If you're selling professional services the traditional sales models don't work. Discover how you can develop trust to sell more services and form stronger relationships with your clients. Read More

Desperate economic times call for desperate measures. Keep sales up by keeping your staff numbers down. If going out of business is the alternative, here's your other option. Read More