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Whether you're marking online or offline, here are 8 wonderful tips to ensure your business is off to a great start in 2009! Read More

As the new year is just around the corner, some of you might resolve to take a step forward into becoming a freelancer. With the way the economy has been, it wouldn't be too surprising if the freelancer ranks grow in the next few months. Here are a few tips to get you started. Read More

Recessions naturally inject fear and panic, which is only heightened by every discussion of market losses, layoffs, bailouts, and somber predictions. We're only human after all; of course everything affects us personally and emotionally. Fear is not a catalyst for productivity however. Read More

The homily at Church yesterday was about simple gestures. It was how an anonymous person left five full lunches (sandwich, fruit and pretzels in each) on the steps of the church. The next morning those five lunches fed five people who needed food. It created five incredibly happy people and also eased the burden on the church's "back door" p Read More

Times like these call for creativity in your business. Small Business Trends asked a panel of prominent business people, authors and business bloggers a simple question to gather ideas for how to be creative in your business. The question they asked? This: “What is the most outrageously creative thing you've done to save money or take you Read More

Looking to sell your idea to a big company? According to Seth Godin, two things have to happen before a big company buys your idea... Read More

A tiny apartment in New York City sometimes yields very large things. In this case, it's a big idea for a small business run by Sam Feuer. MindSmack is a website design business but it's completely farmed out to a group of other home-based designers. Read More

Everybody's free to prospect based upon the popular "Everybody's free to wear sunscreen" Read More

How Madoff achieved to generate leads and obtain customers. Read More

The economy is not going to recover in a month, six months or maybe even another year or two. Consumers will continue to reduce their spending, and those businesses that survive this mess will do so by cutting expenses and hanging on tight to the wall they have hit. Read More