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You don't have to be a social media guru to become an effective online networker. Whether here on BizSugar.com or on another social media platform, all it takes is some common sense and the same kindness and courtesy you might exhibit in the day to day operation of your small business. If you can think of any other tips, please leave them below or in the comment section on our blog Read More

new development with domain names announced yesterday is set to revolutionize the internet. Is this the end of the global brand Read More

You pour your heart, soul, effort, time and wisdom into your original biz-blog posts and articles. But what about ownership of and rights to your ideas once you hit "ENTER" or "SUBMIT?" The answers may surprise you Read More

Something that grates with me is why so many downright silly interview questions continue to be asked even though they are clearly pointless & invariably just waste time?? here are my 10 of the MOST STUPID interview questions EVER Read More

In starting out as a freelancer you might find that you have to volunteer a lot. Contributing can be enjoyable and it means that you can gain a lot of experience while bulking up your CV Read More

Don't burn your bridges when you leave your job. I see great candidates with super experience destroy their relationship with a company when they are made redundan Read More

The central message of today's Transforming Public Services Conference is clearly about ‘getting real’ with what’s happening right now, and not just that, but specifically outlining what action needs to be taken Read More

Businesses which are more fertile microclimates are less vulnerable to the weather of the economy or other market variations. Business owners do certain.. Read More

I have now been blogging for almost eight years. I will post my annual blog report on May 7. I have decided to start a new series of podcasting shows on Blog Talk Radio. First out is John Cox on May 23 Read More

That was the basis of a marketing email received a couple of days ago from a software company. I was testing out the free version of the software and as I had not logged in for 60 days they wanted to free up space on their server. If I did not login in the next 3 days the account would be deleted and all the information I had put in. 3 marketing lessons from this are:
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