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Just a few years ago, it was up to the individual blogger to try and promote his or her blog. It could potentially take a year or two before developing any significant audience and potential of profit.

Today, it’s a different story. People have come to appreciate the power of guest blogging (the Read More

100 million smart phone users in USA alone. This vast majority of user base wants quick access to information and results on the go. Today offering something unique is difficult thus offering something in time could only be the factor which would determine whether your prospect will purchase from y Read More

I knew we were in for some entertainment during last night's Super Bowl when the referee intercepted hall-of-fame quarterback Joe Namath's coin toss to start the night. But if you weren't too busy watching the Broncos get pounded by the Seahawks last night, you might have noticed there were some gr Read More

One thing all prospective franchise owners need to do is this: Ignore the conventional wisdom and focus their search for a franchise on some of the awesome things they bring to the table. There are also several things they can do to be successful when they own the franchise. Read More

What did Benjamin Franklin, one of the smartest men of his time, know about buying a franchise? In this post I wrote for Franchise Direct, I tap into his brain. Read this post. Read More

Do you have the perfect theme for your blog or are you looking for one? How do you choose a perfect blog theme? Here is how. Read More

Business blogging is the most powerful and cost effective marketing tool I've ever known. Here are 25 reasons why I recommend it to you! Read More

I’ve always wondered why every executive meeting has to be one hour in length, or longer. That’s probably a tenth of your day spent on one issue. It better be a critical one, because you have a hundred others waiting. I believe you can be much more productive, as well as a more effective leader, if Read More

Working from home is the best job ever ... as long as you're willing to tether yourself to technology, produce twice as much as you would in an office, blur every possible work-life boundary and have the discipline to bite your tongue when someone asks you if you ever plan to get a "real" job. Read More

You know you need to market consistently. You have the best intentions of doing so, But you find yourself constantly distracted by the phone ringing, email piling up, invoices to send, clients to help, voicemails to return and the paper that is growing out of your desk. Read More