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Some people may end up investing in this frozen yogurt franchise-and potentially other franchise concepts (because this guy has a crowdfunding company) just to be able to tell others, “I own a franchise.” Read this to see what I'm talking about. Read More

What do you look for when hiring younger employees? Think you'll love this list! Would you share what you look for? Read More

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Here is a quick roundup of some of the latest happenings in the social media world.

Facebook has shortened the post-scheduling process for Pages. Admins also have the ability to add multiple images to their updates. Read More

Do you want more visitors, leads and customers for your business? The obvious answer is yes. Inbound marketing is quickly becoming an essential part of successful marketing strategies and with good reason. With a little bit of time and these awesome tools, you can propel your marketing into the inb Read More

Ensuring that the vibes in your place of work are good ones should be a priority for small business owners, as that will determine how they are able to retain their employees and ensure positive communications as they grow their staff. Read More

Creating quality content for your blog shouldn't be impossible, especially with all the great advice out there on what to blog about. Here are 5 ways I see companies failing. Read More

The Pinterest team has noticed that more and more boards were being created around vacations and travel plans with 1.5 million places pinned each day. So to help people turn their travel inspiration into a reality, Pinterest has introduced Place Pins. Read More

Miranda Marquit joins us in the basement to share details on her successful crowd funding campaign AND spill the beans on being an entrepreneur. Read More

Why do small businesses fail? According to a statistics taken from the Small Business Administration, 70 percent of small businesses make it to their third year, and 51 percent see their sixth. This throws the old notion of most businesses failing within their first year right out of the window, bu Read More