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True story highlighting the importance of differentiating between knowledge and experience. Experience does not mean you know everything. It does, however, mean that you have a pretty good idea where to look and how to evaluate what you find. Read More

Find out why trying to make video content go viral may be a complete waste of time. Get a better marketing strategy for your online marketing videos! Read More

This social media tutorial will cover Facebook’s Recent Posts by Others box located on your business page. The “Recent Post by Others” box was rolled out when Facebook converted over to Timeline and appears in the upper right hand corner of your Fan page. This box catalogs the posts to your Fan pag Read More

This post highlights the top 5 rocking social concepts (and digital) to hit the internet pre-Christmas 2012. You’ll be amazed how the theme of ‘giving’ has spread across the internet like viral wildfire to include weekly giving offers, yearly charity crusades and one off hyped up events.

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A few times each year, I take a trip with good friends down to Sonoita, Arizona, a small city just outside of Tucson. In this small town are several vineya... Read More

Most companies have a hard time finding time to blog. Learn why regular blog writing can attract qualified customers and change your priorities. Read More

Sales has come a long way in the last few years, but it isn't slowing down yet. Have you kept up to date with the practices? Read More

Implementing a successful social media advertising program is an art form. There are many opportunities for success and failure, which is why it’s Read More

When you have been on the startup firing line, you quickly learn that any insight from experts and entrepreneurs who have been there before you can make the difference between failure and success. Yet, many new entrepreneurs brazenly assume they are bulletproof, and march blindly into the fray. The Read More

“For Martha Stewart’s New Fans, Tattoos Meet Appliqué,” a recent article in The New York Times, reported that a number of edgy young artistic types have recently discovered Martha Stewart. They are looking at her and what she sells though a new lens, and liking what they see.
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