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Part of a winning marketing strategy is knowing which products or services to offer that will return the most sales and profit for your business.Here are a few questions and tips to ensure your marketing strategy gets results.

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There seems to be a general consensus among people who aren’t really familiar with the relationship between Google and SEO professionals that SEO is somehow cheating the system, that Google hates SEO, or that SEO is “evil”. On the contrary, white-hat SEO professionals and Google work well together Read More

The key to success in business is finding the right niche. This is easier said than done as business has become so competitive these days that it is becoming increasingly difficult to find a niche that has not yet been explored. Or is it? Read More

You never have to fail again. Seriously. From now on, everything you choose to work towards will succeed. Can you imagine?! Here’s a simple truth - failure is just an option. It’s a CHOICE. Sure, an attempt may fail, but you will never fail to achieve a goal until you quit trying, and the audacious Read More

Twitter automation is it worth your while, or can it turn out to be a huge pain the arse. I suppose it depends if your looking at it as a numbers game... Read More

When Foursquare started, it was really only available for B2C Businesses with a retail or hospitality face, like clothing stores, hotels, cafes, bars and restaurants. However, as demand has grown for businesses without a customer-facing premises or B2B, so has Foursquare evolved. Read More

Whether your tools were built for Baby Boomers or your software comes from Millennials, having a good basis is a necessity.
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The way to build referrals and referenceable clients is to win dream clients and then to perform for them. You must do work worth sharing with others. Read More

There are 5 different models of Comment Interaction that you can use for your blog - each has different benefits and costs. Which model do you use? Read More

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) likely isn’t the first organization that comes to mind when you need to conduct market research. But it turns out that the SEC offers a wealth of valuable data for small businesses–all for free. Read More