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The reasons they’re driving me crazy have nothing to do with how talented my competitors are. (Or aren't) The reasons they’re driving me crazy have nothing to do with their breathtaking websites. Read this post to see why I'm going crazy. Read More

For business users of Twitter, retweeting has been a popular technique almost since Twitter was founded back in 2006. Fast forward eight years, and the venerable retweet now has serious competition from its close cousin the favorite. Read More

Derek Jeter has created a new content marketing tool for professional athletes. Here's what your business can learn from it. Read More

OkHello meets ContentLook A few weeks ago I was telling you about Airtime.com. On the verge of being a failed startup. The story of the video-chat website is torn between success and failure. Read More

OkHello meets ContentLook A few weeks ago I was telling you about Airtime.com. On the verge of being a failed startup. The story of the video-chat website is torn between success and failure. Read More

Many entrepreneurs seems to be convinced that the “crowd” of regular people using the Internet will somehow solve their startup funding needs, when they sense a lack of interest from accredited investors. Professionals maintain that there is plenty of money and equity for qualified startups, and fu Read More

Moving offices? Use these tips to prepare for the move to the new office location and ensure your stuff will not get lost along the way. Read More

"Improving your Twitter strategy is one of the best ways to enhance your overall social media marketing efforts. With these 33 Twitter tips, in 140 characters or less, you can easily elevate your Twitter savviness." Read More

If you’re getting really close to what I call, “Decision Day,” and you’re not having second thoughts about becoming the owner of a franchise, you may not be normal. After all, buying a franchise is a big deal. Read More

When you are bootstrapping a new business, there really isn’t much opportunity to make big mistakes. You can’t afford it. The “luxury” of no resources can be described in two ways. You don’t dare take the risk of betting everything on one course of action. Read More