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Here are some of the tools that we used and continue to use in our business. You can pick these straight away, or one of their competitors, whatever suits your business or style. Read More

Your startup is gone, it’s never coming back, and you are in mourning. An entrepreneur whose business fails grieves similarly to anyone who has lost a loved one. The pain of losing a business is not only about a significant loss of income, but can send your entire identity into turmoil. Read More

Sometimes when people start sending enewsletters, they poorly understand key processes, overlook critical elements, or are unrealistic.Here are some hard facts to face about enewsletters. Read More

Elliott takes a hard look at the culture of "fauxsumerism," the act of looking but never buying.

Join Elliott in his Fantasy Shopping League, and comment below on what your dream purchase would be. Read More

Vetting an SEO agency, persuasive web design, going green, using stickers and decals for branding, content marketing for the Millennial generation, stand-out business cards, when is your website in need of a makeover? Online shopping websites, innovative marketing for small business and can C-suite Read More

While business owners often have differing opinions on a wide range of issues, apparently one of the areas where they widely agree is on the importance of clean water. Read More

Based off of positive sales numbers in the first half of 2014, small business compensation rose for the first time this year in July. Read More

While job creation saw a rise last month, small business confidence dropped in the face of uncertainty regarding the economy. Read More

We have continued to grow our readership from all around the world during 2014 with the website on course to double our year on year traffic levels. The following is a list of the top ten Global cities where Tweak Your Biz contributors and content is proving to be popular. Read More

So Google does it again! Google ditches two of its products, namely Orkut and Quickoffice.

QucikOffice was bought by the big G as a seeming alternate to Microsoft Office. Quickoffice was compatible with the Drive and cloud services by Google enabling users to edit on the go and have it all synce Read More