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Many entrepreneurs forget that their success is more about helping other people than about personally becoming famous, or overcoming the odds and getting rich. A successful business has to satisfy customers with a strong team, by helping them solve problems, save money, or experience more pleasure. Read More

17. Focus on procastinators. Early sales and promotions can be interesting, but ultimately they’re not all that big of a factor.
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Interview with Small Business, BIG Vision book Co-Author Adam Toren.

Lessons on How to Dominate Your Market from Self-Made Entrepreneurs Who Did it Right
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Your business website is not delivering traffic and convert visitors into clients? Perhaps it is time to take another look at your website and consider the three fundamentals of a successful website: Visibility, Usability and Convertibility. Read More

One of the major issues facing companies’ technology infrastructure is safeguarding their data against direct attacks. Read More

Telecommuting from home is not for everyone, but as IP technology such as IP phone systems and mobile apps continue to improve and gain popularity in businesses, more employees are finding themselves in a position to choose telecommuting as an option in the workplace. Read More

Small business owners, entrepreneurs and the self-employed are faced with challenges that require specialized skills. Building a support system can help. Read More

Win passes to BlogWorld 2011 in Los Angeles by entering your best social media marketing tip! Enter to win one of three different BlogWorld passes. Winners will be chosen 9/23. You can enter once a day, on the blog or on Twitter. Read More

This infographic by Captivate Network shows the results of a survey done by MarketTools defining who is happier - men or women. Take a look at the breakdown and see how you can achieve more work/life balance in your world. Read More

Canada is a nation of small businesses. In fact the vast majority of business in Canada are technically defined as small businesses i.e. less than 100 employees. Industry Canada keeps track of the facts and figures as they relate to small businesses, some of the more interesting ones are enumerat Read More