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Too many businesses focus only on traffic going to their website, and not on the what happens once the visitor arrives. Here's how to make sure your website converts more of its audience. Read More

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 Cindy DiMarini

Infonetics Research, an international market research group, recently conducted a study that showed the VoIP (voice over internet protocol) industry growing by nearly 10% in the global market in 2012. Taking into account both the business side of the VoIP industry and the quic Read More

This post discusses the BYOD movement--“Bring Your Own (computing) Device” to work movement, which has swept America in the past five years. If your business is like ours, you’re now under pressure to allow employees to use their own smartphones, tablets and laptops for work. A study last year foun Read More

Have you ever looked a house or unit to buy that has been styled? If you have, you would have noticed they ooze with simplicity. The stylist knows what feature to highlight that is desired by potential buyers and what the focus should be. This approach can also help you attract new customers. Read More

Entrepreneurship is not something foreign – it’s built into the DNA of this country. America was built by those who left the old behind. Not too many generations ago your family packed up what they had, got on boat and came to America. Read More

Want to know one of THE BEST ways I use to communicate my brand? A method that has enabled me to double my list and create 5-figure pay days?

Here's how... Read More

Those using Etsy as a business opportunity face some interesting legal questions. Is an Etsy store truly a small business? Should a store’s owner actually consider forming a corporation or LLC for that business despite the website it’s on? Read More

Women, despite all of the advances that our society has made, are still forced to grapple with the glass ceiling. While some women have made a name for themselves as directors and board members of major corporations, only 17% of the over 5,000 board seats for S&P 500 companies were filled by women. Read More

You’ve likely seen the Prancercise video all over YouTube this week (unless you’ve been sleeping in a cave for the last 48+ hrs). As hilarious as it is, there is something all of us business leaders can learn from Joanna Rohrback's hilariously awesome success. Read More