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Small business startup training is available from SCORE. SCORE “Counselors to America's Small Business” and The Company Corporation have released a new version of How to Really Start Your Own Business. This popular free workbook is available at SCORE's 370 offices nationwide. Read More

Sales are picking up, but layoffs and poor credit conditions persist, according to a recent survey of small business owners. Read More

Rich Christiansen and Ron E. Porter, authors of "Bootstrap Business", recently spoke to the North Front Entrepreneur Alliance about how to start a successful business with effective networking skills, good business intelligence and only a small amount of cash. Read More

Ideas to promote your small business particularly a new business including using social media like Facebook, blogs, YouTube etc. and working to get press coverage of your venture. Read More

A reader asks: Can you suggest some business ideas for women? Yes, in fact I'd argue that most, if not all, of the business ideas I've written about on this blog could be a "business idea for a woman". I don't believe that there are many business ideas that are purely business ideas for women (or for that matter purely business ideas for men). Read More

A common marketing exercise tells us to list all the adjectives we want customers to associate with our company or product. The result often looks like this (real slide, source withheld to protect the guilty. Read More

The U.S. Department of Justice has stepped up its antitrust investigation of the book class-action settlement between Google and groups representing authors and publishers. So Read More

Procrastination is probably the number one trait that undoes more business owners than any other! I see clients get bogged down and putting off endlessly stuff they need to do to make their businesses more successful. Read More

6 easy ways, ways we can choose, ways that cost nothing but a choice of ours, to bring much-needed positivity to work. Read More

Good discussion by Kristina Knight about how advertisers are adjusting (or not) to the current market. Read More