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Growth is necessary for everything to move forward, be it business or personal. For your business growth there is a certain element of personal growth too... Read More

As we at Techlunatic believe that bloggers don’t have competitors , they have team players! So let me take this opportunity to introduce you to some exceptional blogs from the macro niche of marketing- simply put , these are blogs for bloggers Read More

This post discuses an excellent video from Srikumar Rao, a leading business and personal development expert. This video is from a presentation he gave at Google on leadership. Its 45 minutes long, but really worth every minute. Read More

From time to time, you may come across an opportunity that requires attention from someone higher up the org chart for your dream client to give you a commitment. Read More

Securing financing is no easy feat for a business. When traditional measures for raising money are a bust, it is only natural for savvy entrepreneurs to turn to social media sites as a means to raise dollars. This thinking paved the way for Kickstarter, a website that hosts a variety of pre-approve Read More

When the building boom went bust, Steve Getsiv’s flooring supplies company almost went with it. But then he saw an opportunity to get more customers. Read More

Guest Blogger, Lauri Saitz answers the dilemma every business owner eventually faces, What to do with an Unhappy Client? Read More

Facebook is a great social marketing tool. You can use Facebook for just talking to friends and family members or to market your skills or your business successfully. You have all kinds of options, but some people on the site are guilty of a giving a little TMI (Too Much Information). It’s usually Read More

5 Whimsical, Satirical and very Serious steps I'm taking in 2011 to make my business green and become more responsible.

I'm doing them because it's right.

I'm doing them to make Al Gore shut up! Read More

...The emperor, who used to call himself the first public servant of his state, once said: One must work until one drops from exhaustion!. I couldn't stop thinking about all the people in business that unfortunately follow Franz Joseph's advice (conscious or unconsciously)... Read More