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You have about 3 seconds to convince your website visitors that they’re in the right place. Do your visitors complete your calls-to-action? Read More

Entrepreneurs start a business for many reasons, but most are driven by money (unless, of course, you start a non-profit.) Here’s a question for you: Will you do anything for money (or to increase profits)? Read More

After you have built up your business, you might decide -- at some point -- that it's time to sell. If you believe that you are ready to sell your business, you should be prepared to protect yourself and be ready for what's next. Read More

Katie Morell interviews the first recipient of "Chuck's Bucks" on the creative startup that won him $25,000. Read More

More and more people these days are running live webcasts, for many reasons e.g. to raise awareness of products and services, or to provide much needed training to customers or employees.

In this blog post I will cover some things that you should do when planning and communicating your session. Read More

The difference between working ON the business and FOR it is very subtle, but it can make a huge difference in what happens to your business in the long-term. This post explains the difference in the final outcome from these two options. Read More

How should IT professionals act to safeguard their careers? This is the topic of Kick Start Your Career in the Cloud, a report by Peter HJ van Eijk. Read More

I’ve written my share of posts explaining why a business blog is valuable, but some site owners still feel like blogging is just another uphill battle for their business to take on. It’s no easy task setting time aside every day to write a new blog post and then commit to promoting it (essential fo Read More

Interview with Steve Kamb, creator of Nerd Fitness, on building a successful blog, his biggest mistakes, how he got started, building an audience, and more. Read More

One of the single greatest frustrations for small businesses in America is limited access to capital. As the access door to lending closes, American small businesses are seeking capital elsewhere. Here’s why. Read More