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I recently had the chance to interview blogger and internet marketing whiz Kim Castleberry of Just Ask Kim. Most of you know Kim already or you might remember a post I did called Video Blogging Women on the Rise over a year ago. Kim is certainly on the move, and on her blog, she provides in depth t Read More

With all of the frenzy surrounding Black Friday deals, and how they can benefit customers, businesses need to take some time out to consider whether or not offering deep discounts is best for their own businesses. Read More

As a business owner, I want the same treatment from my support team. Not with food :) , but with business metrics and finance info. Here's what I want to know, and when I want to know it, in bite sizes chunks, prefereably by text or email Read More

IKEA opened their largest store in the southern hemisphere a couple of weeks ago in a suburb in Sydney Australia. Shopping in the store highlighted many practices that small business owners can get ideas from. One is to do with yellow and blue bags. Read More

My friend Katrina Moody, the creator and owner of Kat’s Cafe, has just released a very nice set of free social media icons Read More

Human raters play a vital role in Google’s quest to provide relevant and quality search results. Human raters test proposed changes to the algorithm before it is rolled out and it seems likely that they rate web pages already in the live index as well. Live user behavior with search results is also Read More

Everything on your website should support your business goals. So when people land on your site, what is the "next action" you want people to take? Read More

With the holiday shopping season under way and about to get in full swing very soon, small business retailers better have had their marketing plans written, gift wrapped and delivered long before now. Read More

Earn more than you spend, rather than obsess about cutting a few dollars here and there. Order your finances, invest smart, and make money from home. Read More

“I do not think Silicon Valley is racist,” says entrepreneur Stephan Adams. This is a head-scratching statement for anyone who watched Sunday’s CNN program " Black in America," which broadcast that less than one percent of all technology startups are launched by African Americans. Read More