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Cliches abound in the business world. The Business on RTE pokes fun at business people’s reliance on jargon to get their message across. The linguistic laziness of business and public figures is also examined in Jeremy Butterfield’s book, Damp Squid, The English Language Laid Bare. Read More

The Kitchen Nightmares show on Fox is not just about kitchen drama. There are some very significant small business strategies to be learned that are extremely valuable to you as a business owner. Read More

Shane Ketterman is the Founder of Gorilla-Force and he started his businesses based on years of experience as an IT professional and his passion for marketing, social media, and being a change agent. Shane is working on an e-book on this very topic and he has appropriately titled it “Rewire.” Shane shares his insights on how to move from commodity to experience. In other words, how to take a ser Read More

Many business owners and entrepreneurs struggle to find the right time, both financially and operationally, to hire key executives and managers in their business. This articles gives some practical suggestions on the best timing to bring on a finance chief. Read More

Many times we focus on brand differentiation, but there are times when it can be beneficial to appear to be similar to others in the market. Read More

Diana and her twin sister, Julie, have been through some tough times, but managed to bring beauty and inspiration to the world with their small business despite what most would see as a major obstacle: Lymphoma. Read More

The latest free episode of Scott Fox’s Click Millionaires Online Marketing Success Radio Show Podcast:
* Wix.com flash-based web site building system
* How to collect email addresses on your new web site
* Winners of the latest book giveaway contests
* Carrotmob.com's clever anti-boycott strategies
* The best online marketing story of the month!

Plus, some great “words of wisdom” fr Read More

How can you use your knowledge and creativity to power inbound marketing initiatives that will let you compete with the big names in your space? Do you have what it takes to walk big and bold like a peacock? Read More

As if small businesses don’t have enough to worry about, in a tough economy, they are being victimized by a new twist on fraud. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has received several complaints about firms making false claims, engaging in abusive marketing practices, scams, and charging exorbitant fees to small businesses to help them apply for funds available through SBA programs. Read More

David Meerman Scott introduced me to the term Brand Journalism. This post describes why your business needs to think like journalists - and not a corporate marketing department. Read More