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Choosing and purchasing a domain is like deciding to get married.

It’s an important decision that definitely deserves some attention. In fact, since you need time and money in creating a website, you have to be sure that your domain expresses in a few words the content that you treat.

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For a small business, dry spells can be a big concern, especially when it comes to cash flow. Aside from surviving a dry spell, here are some ideas for making them work in your favor and even help you grow and operate your business more efficiently. Read More

Ever wonder how to get guest blogging gigs on sites like The Huffington Post and Entrepreneur? Mike Fishbein has been there, done that — a lot — and on Episode 135 of the Content Marketing Podcast, he shares his secrets with us. Read More

For the 70% of the market that is Status Quo, the only pain they often feel is the pain sales people bring with the way they sell. Read More

Is it okay to use emoticons in communication with colleagues and business contacts? We've dug into some recent research! We'd also like to know whether you use smileys at work? :) Let us know! Read More

It’s time to announce the winners of the SSTV Giveaway at Small Business Trends.
Kudos to the creators of the two winning tweets: Kimberly Thompson and Suzanne Lankford.
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The debate on Blogger vs Journalist difference is still ongoing. Some sources think that it in our digital world with online publications there is nothing different, and bloggers are the same as online journalists. Other however claim that there are principle difference between blogger and journali Read More

Recently, a restaurant owner in Portland, Maine inadvertently made headlines when she yelled at a child who was carrying on in her establishment. Was she right or wrong. And either way, does her decision end up being good bad for her business in the long run. Read More

As Greeks hope for the best outcome to the crisis shaking their nation, small businesses are preparing for the worst... Read More

It’s challenging to sell an idea; a business needs a tangible product to go along with it.

With some time and effort, you can turn a fledgling idea into a great business in four simple steps: plan, organize, execute, and revise.

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