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To comment or not to comment that is the question. If you are actively producing content on the web the chances that you would want to comment on other professional blogs is pretty high. The best ones to comment on are the ones that produce related content to your own blog since they will have an a Read More

Just thought I would share how I go about blogging for a company. I am currently working for Tradesmen.ie. I'm aware that there are plenty of other strategies to explore... Read More

First time blog visitors are loyal readers in waiting. They deserve a little special treatment, too, and it’s not hard to impress them if you make getting to know them a priority. Read More

This site offers free webinars and seminars for small business success. It is mainly geared for start ups and beginners. There is no sales pitch except to support their sponsors who are leading merchants. The philosophy is if small business grows, the country grows and their business grows. I per Read More

Business measurement is critical in helping drive effective management. Many businesses do not put these measures in place early enough and this costs time and money in the long run. Take the time out during the start-up phase to shape business processes and measures. Read More

Laddering is a market-research technique that seeks to explain why people buy and use products and services. Small-business owners, you can utilize laddering to create products, services, and marketing campaigns that tap into your customers’ emotional desires. Read More

Interview with Sam Rosen and Steve Haase of Thought Lead on how they pulled off The Influencer Project online event and their advice for doing online events. Read More

Your company's website should be making you money. If your website is a cost centre in your business. If it sucks time and money and it doesn't create profit, then there is something wrong. Read More

In life failure is inevitable. Sure it hurts, it's made fun of, it's pushed to the side to find the success stories, and its generally not welcome... Read More

When someone asks me for the best way to fund a startup, I always say bootstrap it, meaning fund it yourself and grow organically. Bootstrapping avoids all the cost, pain, and distractions of finding angels or VCs, and allows you to keep control and all your hard-earned equity for yourself. Read More