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I spent some time reviewing our Google Analytics to figure out our most popular content and blog posts from 2010. Here is the list of the ten most popular Read More

So many small business owners attempt to market their companies via social networking, and so many of them fail at it. These 10 tips are essential reading for small business owners and solopreneurs just starting out in social media marketing(and it's a good refresher for those already in the game). Read More

We’ve all heard the old joke “In a bacon-and-egg breakfast, the chicken is involved, but the pig is committed.” This quote epitomizes the true essence of commitment. We all know at least one self-professed entrepreneur who claims to committed, but seems to treat it like a part-time hobby, won’t put Read More

John covers the importance of how and why to use video as a form of marketing. Great example of 5 ways any small business could gain from. Read More

A social entrepreneur is a different type of individual who recognizes social problems and tries to remedy them using entrepreneurial skills. Not interested in profit, social entrepreneurship is still concerned about the ethics and performance measures involved in acting as a social change agent. L Read More

Ashley Holman is a young entrepreneur actively pursuing her passions and learning the ropes of the business world. This will be the first of a new series focused on young entrepreneurs written by Ashley. Hopefully she can both give support and insight to her peers who are also just trying to find t Read More

After writing the rather humorous post on predictions for 2011 I noticed more and more trends so I finally decided to write a 30 trends for 2011 list again this year. These trends are the ones you really have to know about if you ask me. These changes take place already or are unfolding and you can Read More

Learning how to advertise to the upper class market is perhaps more difficult than learning how to advertise to the lowest segment. At least you know the lower classes watch TV, they flip through magazines and they check their facebook accounts everyday. No one knows exactly what the upper class... Read More

Companies spend a fortune on branding, but then let their employees chip away at it, through jargon, sloppy mistakes and other problems that don't support their promises. Read More

Pay Gap Survives Crisis: Traders Still Outpace Surgeons
The case for bankers, if any, rests on the argument that their activities grow the economic pie. However, most of the income comes from extracting rents in a zero-sum game. Read More