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With all the talk about Google+, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, as a small business owner, you might feel like you should jump on the bandwagon. Before you get started, here are a few guidelines and tips for starting a social media policy for your small business. Read More

Low prices draw customers in, true. But that's not all they do. They can also send a message to your customers that you don't want them to hear. Read More

Even though you can find free recipes on the internet, sales of cookbooks are still very popular. We follow their recipes step by step and enjoy the experience of serving up the dishes to our friends and families.The same opportunity exists if you sell a service, so what recipes could you dish up? Read More

The takeaway here is that the company is listening to the customers and is not afraid to back track on it's decision.

Netflix is already abandoning its controversial plan to spin out its DVD business and go streaming only.
It is giving up on the Qwikster brand, which would have been DVD-only. Read More

A review of Tara Gentile's e-book, "Storytelling for Creative Biz Success," that merges storytelling techniques with marketing for creative small businesses. Read More

My name is Tim and I’m a traffic maniac. I have a personal blog and a challenge to grow it to enormous traffic numbers as fast as I can. So one day a nice idea came to me, or at... Read More

When you’re building a new website, it’s important to do keyword research. That way, you can optimize your pages around the phrases that your target market is actually typing into search engines and earn more traffic. Read More

In a connected world, networking is vital for business owners. The way you meet others, build relationships and forge partnerships can mean the difference between success and failure in the business world. Read More

Have social networking sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, Google Plus and Twitter had an impact on how business women work together and help each other? Read More

I was reading a post by Nick Stamoulis on Business2Community about making your website a brandable entity. In the process of leaving a comment I was reminded of an old website analogy…

Your website is like a restaurant. Google is the busy corner location on which every restaurant wants to open. Read More