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Are you a failure? Most of us would never answer yes to that question. For sure, none of us would ever want to. But doesn't the word apply to all of us? Read More

What is the potential Return on Investment of a Business blog?

This week I was contacted and hired by somebody who read an article I had posted nearly six months ago.

A business blog is like a bank account which keeps returning interest! Read More

Every day leaders are made, deals get sealed, and negotiations fall through.. So what separates the ‘made’ deals from the ‘broken’ deals? Following these simple yet forgotten ‘seal the deal’ rules:

Seal the Deal Rule #1: If you don’t tell people about your success, they probably won’t Read More

Standard advertising rates aren’t often talked about because the standard isn’t so standard. A media group, for example, that buys spots or places ads for several clients can buy spots in bulk and negotiate for a lower rate or get more “freebies” or “values”. In effect, a brand can get more exposur Read More

Nowadays the market is rapidly changing and a business has to adapt or die. If you haven’t yet developed a culture of innovation, it’s high time you do. Read More

Have ever awaited eagerly the release of a new product you want to buy and be disappointed when it was available. It can occur when they pack too many features in and make them all mandatory. Here are things to consider if you want to offer a base product or service to your customers. Read More

The wall-poster was a cultural and marketing icon of the 70s and 80s...

...and this was THE ONE to own! Read More

So let me propose the following to you – blogs are very different. Twitter styles are very different. The audience you are trying to engage could very different than the audience of another blogger or Tweeter you admire. And therein lays the problem with things like Klout scores and best practic Read More

Even though dancing and running your online business are quite different, there are many similarities between those. This post lists 8 similarities. Read More

Giving away surplus produce may seem counterintuitive, but it isn’t–don’t worry, I’ll explain.

Tada Yasai, Japanese for “free vegetables,” is a web site that allows farmers in Japan to give away surplus produce or produce that has been rejected by grocery stores because it doesn’t meet the aesth Read More