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One of the areas which has been much of my focus lately is looking offline to help build my online business. Now this won’t work for every online business. It will really depend on your business type. Not every local markets will qualify for your products and services, but I betcha most will! Read More

by Motivation & Sales Expert Jim Cathcart Take a look around you and you'll see lots of silver hair in the workplace. It turns out that the Baby Boom (78 Read More

Learn about a fitness industry employee's journey to better productivity through tweaks to her diet and exercise routine. Read More

This is a line from a song by Simon & Garfunkel. You can get overwhelmed from all the choices and not get the marketing results you desire. It can feel you are on a high speed train & can't get off. Here are a few tips to help. Read More

If you thought you knew it all about LinkedIn, think again. Here’s a webinar chock full of unpublished LinkedIn secrets. Find out what you’re missing. Read More

Should you be guest posting? If so, how do you do it? Where will you post? How can you make the most out of your guest posting opportunity? Read More

A Google AdWords introduction by way of the Google Keyword Tool: how to understand the difference between interest and intent in keyword research. Intent and interest are two different aspects of available keyword data that are too often hastily grouped into one pot without adequate distinction. JC Read More

In 2009, when struggling local newspapers were closing left and right, a few farseeing start-up companies began filling the gap with what became termed "hyperlocal" websites, or sites that let visitors hone in on news and events specific to their local communities... Read More

Often times the amount of traffic that you experience depends on the type of blog post that you create, and there are plenty of great formats that can help increase the traffic that your blog gets. Read More

In the animated film "The Incredibles" there is an interesting scene where Mr. Incredible's "arch enemy" syndrome "has clued the hero of who he really is and how a careless interaction of Mr. Incredible when the syndrome was young was the excuse he chose to use for to define why he evil. Syndrome Read More