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Are you willing to do a simple task today, that will have a profound effect on your life 5 years from now? Setting goals and writing them down can make all the difference. Read More

We conclude our talk with a computer consultant who wrote an e-book with helpful tips for other computer business owners and is giving it to them FREE. We’ll go through the last ten tips in his e-book, learn how you can use them in the daily management of your own computer business and find out how Read More

The best copywriting courses always cover writing bullets but none that I've ever gone through have brought this incredible enhancement to this art form Read More

Look into all of the social media available and then make the decisions about what will be the best fit for growing your business. Don’t walk around in mismatched shoes! Take the time to see what matches best with you, your business and your clients. Read More

Ultragloss automotive specialists help automotive dealerships make more money. the used-car market is huge, and Ultragloss franchisees know it well. And, what's wrong with making more money? Read More

How small biz CEOs can leverage big business planning practices without the endless meetings and bureaucracy. See this ten step, one day process. Read More

Big changes to my business give me the opportunity to do some other tweakage. And I've decided that one of those tweaks will be removing the lines with my Twitter handle and Facebook Page URL. Read More

A quick look at how some small businesses are reacting to the GoDaddy outage. One small business took to Facebook to reach out to customers, others to Twitter Read More

Small businesses typically allocate between 10 and 24 percent of their overall annual budget to travel – no small chunk of change for any small business! What can you do to cut these costs while still doing business effectively? Here are five tips for saving money on your business travel. Read More

The role of traditional selling skills in sales success has been sidelined. Modern sales training has to focus on buying, not selling. Read More