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If you are experiencing financial hardship and you feel you need to access the money in your 401(k), you can either borrow money from you 401(k) plan or utilize a hardship withdrawal. Before you do, you should know what it is, and the pros and cons. Read More

When everything is on your website, it’s all about you, your expression, and your work. You’re competing with no one. It’s only your stuff for sale. That's why you need to get your own website. Read More

Recently I came across something very special... the book release Small Business BIG Vision: Lessons on How to Dominate Your Market from Self-Made Entrepreneurs Who Did it Right by Adam & Matthew Toren. Read More

Small business owners can leverage these free and robust tools to level the playing field and become social media superstars. Read More

* A users timeline
* Social media visitor growth
* facebook
* twitter
* LinkedIn
* Flickr
* Wikipedia
* Companies using social media
* The World
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If you want more pageviews on your blog without really having to do anything, have I got something pretty darn cool to show you... Read More

Link building is a MUST for blog and websites owners. The resources for that are unlimited. The next 10 web resources are gems for building backlinks. Read on! Read More

In my opinion what sets good marketing apart from “bad marketing” is getting the basics right. By this I mean having actionable data on customers and the market that dictates the direction of a company’s marketing.

Going from good to great requires imagination and flare, however, to get to grea Read More

Even in a down real estate market, there are opportunities. The trick is where...and how to find them. The folks at Franchise Direct have just released their free report on one sector of franchising that may be worth a look. Read More

Some businesses, such as consultants, may be able to get up and running on a wing and a prayer. More typically, it costs money to get things set up right before the doors open for business. Certain costs may be deductible. Read More