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Big companies have rushed head long into the social media space creating social media departments and titles like Social Media Strategist, Community Manager, and Director of Conversation. You know, I’ve never been very big on job titles, but I also think stuffing social media participation into a department or job function limits the way organizations should be thinking about social media. Read More

Because each state has the authority to impose its own tax laws, not all businesses across the country are taxed equally. Understanding what each tax is and how it affects the success of your business can help business owners find the best tax environment for their business. Read More

This is a great inspiring post for anyone but especially for those who are starting a business. Enjoy. Read More

Furthermore, if your negativity towards Twitter has anything to do with being Old School than you need to get over that and learn how apply Old School business to New Technology. Read More

Lisa Barone is one of the dominant thought leaders around using your content to drive traffic and sales. This is a great post.

From post: It’s hard. You know how important a blog can be to your social media efforts so you’ve dedicated real time to building it out and making it the focal point Read More

Warren Buffett is the 2nd richest man in the world.
He’s amazing.At ONE thing.
INVESTING
He’s average,or completely sucks at doing hundreds of other things.
Discover one of his keys to massive success.
(Tiger Woods shares this strategy. Well… on the golf course at least.) Read More

Interview with The Franchise King Joel Libava on building his personal brand, how to build your brand online, tips for entrepreneurs and more. Read More

11 Business Branding FAQ's are those that you should as a business owner know about. Answering those is a must to have a successful brand. Read More

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