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Content is key for optimizing websites; here are five tips for generating new topics to cover on your small business website or blog. Read More

With time homes that are exposed to this type of weather begin to show serious signs of wear and tear. If address immediately these signs of wear usually fixable and cause minimal damage. However, if not addressed these small concerns can turn into nightmare losses. Read More

The HP Sugartone: Making Your Business Amazing sweet blogging contest was another great success. With dozens of articles and hundreds of votes and comments, we are delighted that Sugartone continues to be a unique business networking event, giving business people the opportunity to network across b Read More

The series, called Manage Your Risk in a Minute, will be approximately one minute long videos which include thoughts and ideas on keeping your family, your business, and yourself safe from risks we sometimes overlook or procrastinate on. Read More

No two businesses are the same which means that no two clients are the same which means that no two insurance programs should be the same. Read More

Instead bringing up the weather or latest article in the Albany Business Review to break the silence, a fairly pragmatic accountant I've known for about a year looks at me and says, What motivates you to get up and write insurance everyday Read More

For those of you who are following the merge between Yahoo and BING, there is one new development today that is kinda neat-O if you ask me — though its US based at this point only….let me explain Read More

It's Getting to be that time of year again when the eyes of private business people shift to the cost of providing Health Insurance for employees Read More

What happened to Generation X? They are generally defined as anyone born between 1965 and 1980, sandwiched between 80 million Baby Boomers and 78 million Millennials (Gen-Y). Gen-X has just 46 million members, making it the lost child demographic Read More

Our previous post, #1 – Tell Your Story Quickly, showed how to present what your company does as rapidly and effectively as possible. Now, we describe the kind of content you need to keep your site up-to-date – a process that simultaneously makes your company look dynamic, tells your story and makes search engines happy.
Second in a four-part series detailing the four most important things you must do with your new marketing website Read More