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Most companies turn to Gmail or Outlook to manage their workplace email. 13% of public companies use Office 365 or G-Suite (formerly Google Apps). The remaining 87% use a combination of the two, or a private email setup.
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A great collection of ideas, some obvious to any small business owner, but others are more inventive and unconventional. I would be surprised if you don't take at least one new idea away from this list. Read More

Motivation is important because it is what makes people take action. So, it is important that you understand motivation. Read More

In content marketing, all we needed to focus was on what matters to our target customers.

But since the content is getting overloaded and every day each customer is deluged with numerous subscriptions, it is a time we also start focusing on who matters to them?

In general, people trust their Read More

Personalized gifts are always a treat when compared to generic gifts. Here are 9 personalized gift ideas you can use to really wow your clients in 2017. Read More

Looking back on 2016, you may find that your marketing and branding strategy slipped through the cracks because you were so focused on a new product design. Or maybe you didn’t make time to explore new trends in your industry. Here are five helpful New Year’s resolutions for entrepreneurs.
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My new word for the new year represents my commitment to raise the bar for myself and the content I create. Which word will guide you in 2017? Read More

People who are good at solving problems for other people make great entrepreneurs. That’s what a business gets paid to do. The challenge is not the same as inventing a new technology, or finding things that make you feel good, and assuming that everyone will want one. In business, the ability to so Read More

Kevin Muldoon explains in this post how he registered BloggingTips.com back in 2017, created a blog and make it successful to finally sell it later in 2010 for $60,000. Read More

Has the future of Twitter come down to this — asking users for ideas on how to grow? It seems so. On Thursday, Twitter CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey took to the site soliciting ideas for Twitter’s future. Read More