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Target has been the subject of a lot of press since December 2013, when a massive security breach hit the company and compromised more than 40 million customer credit card numbers. Now, Target has announced on Monday, May 5, that president and CEO Gregg Steinhafel has stepped down. Read More

Taylor Long discusses lessons that small businesses can learn from the NBA playoffs about flexible planning, generating a buzz, and teamwork. Read More

Facebook is introducing new privacy features which allow users to sign into apps anonymously and choose how to share their information, and new mobile features which allow advertisers to place ads in third-party apps. Read More

Pinterest is at it again. On Thursday, April 24, the popular site introduced yet another new and promising feature—the guided search. So far, it has been released in a mobile format in English. But it will soon hit the web and be available in multiple languages. Read More

We inbound marketers have the system down pretty well, but honestly, it’s still fairly new. We’re learning not to dismiss any ideas until we’ve tested them. Here are six unusual inbound marketing tactics that actually work. Read More

Credit cards sometimes have a bad reputation. But many credit card users out there are very responsible, rarely carrying a balance over to the next month. When used responsibly, credit cards can actually benefit your finances. Here are 5 reasons we love credit cards (and you should too!) Read More

On Thursday, April 24, Google+ head Vic Gundotra announced his resignation from Google. Rumors are already swirling the internet about what this means for Google's social network, and what it means for small business marketing. Read More

With more than 70 percent of Americans owning at least one credit card, it’s important that we as consumers understand how they work. And yet, many dangerous myths about credit cards persist. Check out these five common misconceptions about credit cards. Read More

If a sales agent tells you one of the following four things, you may be dealing with the payment processing equivalent of a slick, shady used car salesman. Read More

Breaks aren’t just the product of laziness or a short attention span. A growing body of scientific research supports an idea we’ve always understood: Regular breaks enhance your cognitive powers of concentration and creativity, and help preserve your physical health. Read More