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"Rapidly growing businesses rate design as the second most important factor in their success."... Read More

BizBox reports on the dueling bills backed, on the one hand, by the American Small Business League, and, on the other, by the National Venture Capital Association. Read More

Your mailings are CAN-SPAM compliant if: 1. the subject line is not misleading and advertisements are clearly labeled as such; You'll have to head over to the full article for the rest. This short lesson on avoiding CAN-SPAM violations is quick and to the point. Read More

Great overview on Kiva's small business gift program, but links to other useful peer-to-peer lending programs. Search the site for key terms. Read More

The US dollar has been in a down trend for years because of our massive deficits and we are already spending money like a 20 year old with their first credit card. There really is no philosophical or ethical debate here. Socialized Health Care will lead to a national bankruptcy. Read More

In today's world, we are increasingly becoming more and more connected. It wasn't that long ago that being connected meant having a pager on your hip or a cell phone to keep in contact with business partners when away from the office. Read More

Going all in can be a scary concept. It's a stretch for your comfort zone, as we discussed last week, it's a stretch for your ego (anything outside of what you're doing today is 'dangerous' as far as your ego's concerned)... Read More

Advertising works when it is done right. There is no question in that. Companies spend millions of dollars on ad campaigns trying to target the right market and convince them of something. Read More

One of the big questions that small businesses wrestle with right now is not whether they should participate in social media, but how to do it ways that make sense, show some return, and don't drive them crazy. Read More

Saving money is something that entrepreneurs and particularly bootstrappers have always tried to do. But with the slumping American economy, a cultural shift seems to be occurring with everyone seeing the value of avoiding unnecessary spending. Read More