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A free guide to social media from Sage for those that are starting out or are already using social media for their business, but still have lots of questions. Read More

By Mark Gallagher

We blame Pinterest for stirring our interest in Mod Podge. Mind you, we’ve never used the stuff; but for some reason, it makes us feel like we could be DIY & Crafts queens in the making. Of course, we’re about a hundred projects short of being proper members of the Do-It-Yourse Read More

By Erica Bell

The business world is always shifting. As new products are developed and released and as technology advances, sales platforms must as well. As an industry, e-commerce is now approaching 20 years of age. In order to keep up with consumer behavior and increased opportunities afforded Read More

he cyber world has a huge marketplace that business owners cannot ignore. Both large conglomerates and small business owners know the importance of having a good website to make their presence felt in the online market. An optimized website can be an edge against your competitor and can be a good t Read More

If you want to boost your chances of success, a mastermind group can be a big help. But how do you get involved in a mastermind group? Read More

We asked 11 entrepreneurs which excuses for not launching a business they hear most often -- and share their tips for forging ahead, regardless. Read More

Tips on how do you select the candidates to call for an interview after you have received hundreds of resumes for job you advertised. Read More

As rumored, Facebook announced today that Instagram, the popular social network for image sharing, is now adding video. 130 million Instagram users can now share 15 second videos. Read More

The main purpose of the poster was not to dispense free SEO advice. It was to rectify some serious violations of the telephone pole nudity prohibition bylaws in my town. But since we have the poster, let's look at what free SEO advice it offers. Read More

The rise in reliance on web services and mobile devices has also increased the number of security threats small businesses face. In fact, Symantec estimates put the average cost of cyber attacks at a whopping $188,242 dollars, with nearly 2/3 of targeted companies closing their doors within 6 month Read More