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I’ve been studying lucky people & as I’ve gained success in my own business, I’ve identified some common traits, and trust me, it’s anything but luck. Read More

Mike McGrath’s B2B online quotation service, supply.ie is a boon - offering buyers an efficient liaison point with suppliers that saves companies time and money. Read More

By Caron Beesley. The idea of starting a business during a recession or growing a business during tough times may sound like the ultimate challenge for any entrepreneur or small business owner. Independent strategies for survival and growth vary, but there are many common denominators and tactics c Read More

Freelancing is a tricky business for both parties. Freelancers are in their position either because they can’t find a job or they don’t wish to work for anyone or they’re often on the move. Read More

Did you ever wonder why some entrepreneurs always seem to have all the luck and success, while others never seem to catch a break? As an Angel investor, I quickly learned that luck has very little to do with it, and I now look for some personal characteristics and leadership styles that separate th Read More

Now that you’ve started recording YouTube videos to promote your website or small business, you can take your video marketing to the next level by enhancing those videos with interactive applications powered by Viewbix. You can add in clickable calls to action and show videos and images of your pro Read More

Is it better for you to create a blog, spend time building it up, and then launch a product, or create a product first and then use your blog to market it? Read More

In this episode of Future of Publishing, VigLink CEO Oliver Roup interviews Founder and CEO Vincent Ha of Gushcloud, a crowdsourced marketing platform. Read More

Tired of the non-stop spamming on Twitter? Here is a piece of news that should make your day.
Twitter announced Thursday that it was going to use legal action t Read More

Douglas R. Conant, the recently retired President and CEO of the Campbell Soup Company , writes at Harvard Business Review about four "guiding thoughts" to building an effective team. Read More