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Naina Lal Kidwai’s charisma, talent and perseverance gave her the distinction of being named the third most powerful business woman in the world by Fortune magazine. Read More

“Google has reiterated a warning to publishers that its ban on links that are designed to enhance a site’s PageRank applies not just to paid links but to sponsored content and advertorial as well.” @PaidContent
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Nowadays the market is constantly changing and businesses adapt or die. So if you haven’t yet developed a culture of innovation, it’s high time you do. Read More

Social media helps companies interact with customers directly and increases their fan base. A fan page or Twitter account lets them share the latest business news for targeted customers. Today’s young audience loves social networks and spends hours in liking and tweeting content shared by their fav Read More

Understanding Trends in Social Media Management (by Jenn Herman)

It’s surprising how many times I talk to business owners who say their company is on Facebook “because every one else is.” While I applaud them for taking the steps to get online, I shake my head at their process. Read More

How-to guide for writing copy for autoresponders. We all need to be optimizing how we build our lists and what we send to them. Read More

Everyone knows the basic benefits of longer blog posts but what about the secrets? The secrets that I am about to reveal? Here we go with some benefits that no one talks about. Read More

Anita Campbell of Small Business Trends is behind one of my big marketing crushes of 2013 and that is BizSugar. I’m thrilled to have her on this week’s Solo Smarts to learn more about what she’s doing with BizSugar and other online projects that solopreneurs are going to be interested in. Read More

Social media success requires your company to listen to your customers, and to love them. Very few companies do both well. Why? Find out in this post from Jay Baer. Read More

Rather than viewing your business goals as a straight line, try this method of zigzagging your way to success. Many of the greatest inventors and entrepreneurs admit to having failed at some point in their careers. Read More