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Even the most creative business bloggers can get stuck in a rut or run short of ideas sometimes, so let’s look at ways to keep things new and fresh. Following on from my previous blogs and Helen Robinson’s guest post on blogging back in November, I’ve listed 25 ways to write for the web and create Read More

Sometimes a social media page suffices as a way to reach your audience. Sometimes it doesn't. Here's how to know the best situations for it. Read More

Something exciting is happening with business communications over the Internet these days. There is a growing convergence of text and images. Here is how you can benefit from it. Read More

Want to reclaim your email, your attention, and your life? Then you need Inbox Zero. Learn what this simple but effective methodology can do for you. Read More

Einstein’s start in life, if boiled down to a formula, would be something like this: Tinkering with a compass + contempt for school and authority + thought experiments + having an office next to a clock tower and a train station + a government job with a boss who turned a blind eye to what he did a Read More

A premium domain name can attract large number of visitors and generate significant sales for online business. The benefits of having a premium domain name. Read More

There’s much to be said about the value of a fresh pair of eyes and ears. Sometimes you are just too close to something to be objective and see where necessary adjustments and changes need to be made for improvement. Read More

A recent survey determined that payroll management and tax filing continue to be the functions most often outsourced by accounting and finance departments in the United States and Canada.

Outsourcing of payroll occurs at nearly half of U.S. and Canadian companies. Read More

In the latest #TYBCommunity round-up we include posts about Twitter’s “while you were away” feature, recycling your blog posts, history of email, rules of blogging, Facebook algorithm, entrepreneursip and lots more. Read More

Quality assurance systems are designed with customers’ satisfaction in mind. They are the procedures, processes, organization, and resources that are needed to keep the organization focused on its goals and the activities it puts in place to achieve its goals. Read More