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1938-1945...WWII. Fighting and death on a global scale.

Unprotected American bombers fly deep into German airspace toward their targets. They are decimated.

Enter the P-51 Mustang. A long-range escort fighter which helps win air-superiority. In BUSINESS, flying solo can often be a detriment. Read More

As the marketer of your brand it is essential you know what marketing activities (including what I call sub activities) produce the greatest results and to do it in the most effective way. After all who has time or money to waste? Here are simple tips to track their effectiveness. Read More

Want to read some of the best small business articles from the past week? Check out my small business article round up for the week ending January 21st. Read More

Small businesses and startups face a daily challenge of growing their brand. This post covers 5 quick, cost-effective tips to think about when working to grow your brand. Read More

It's a new year and with that comes new sales projections and goals that are based upon the heightened expectancy that economic recovery is imminent. Those of us in the franchise industry are quite ready for a big year... Read More

Are your small business' sales declining or stagnating? Are you having problems maintaining a healthy cash flow? Here are five things you can do now to put some oil in your operations and some gas in your sales. Read More

How I Won Clients? What follows is my (accidental) strategy to building my freelance business to the point of needing to turn down work requests on a daily basis Read More

Are you looking for a way to grow your business without spending a penny on advertising or marketing? Then look into referrals.
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What are your goals for 2011? When you think about making goals, do you cringe and roll your eyes, or do you get excited to plan for the New Year? Regardless of the degree of your enthusiasm, you're bound to fail if you don't know the right way to set goals and follow through. Read More

Just when I thought the buzz around Google’s failed purchase of Groupon couldn’t get any more absurd, I saw an interview with Groupon's CEO Andrew Mason on Charlie Rose who said, “We are going to be the savior for small business.”

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