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This weekend kids and adults around the country will be dressing up to hit the town, and comparing who hauled in the biggest bag of sweets or pulled the best pranks.

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Sabrina shares her top three tips for keeping a warm and professional client relationship on the Small Business Bonfire. Read More

Facebook recently overhauled its design with cool new added features, privacy features and the unwanted ticker. But everyone's not perfect and Facebook isn't too. WordStream created a cool infographic, that shows the failures, criticisms and missteps about Facebook since its inception. Its not that Read More

12% of the population thinks it's ok to cheat on taxes. The IRS is hoping to change that by putting more focus on fraud. Read More

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Interview with Scott Dinsmore, founder of Live Your Legend, on how to discover your passion and turn it into a business, and more. Read More

Today’s roundup starts with the dismal news that funds are drying up for early-stage startups and includes stories about a one-stop government-funding site for clean tech companies and reasons to never ask someone to lunch. Read More

There are a lot of blog posts out there about how to hire an SEO firm (I freely admit that I have written some tips myself!), but most of them deal with what a potential SEO client should be looking for in an SEO provider. I decided it was time to take a different approach and instead and am focusi Read More

A logo puts a businessperson in a position where they are able to distinguish the image of the business from its opponents. Therefore, it goes on to play a crucial role in marketing the brand name of the business. Although, while you might be creative, it’s best to leave this one to the professio Read More

Mashable was started by Pete Cashmore when he was only 19 and still living at home in Scotland. The Mashable story puts many of the essentials of starting a new business under the microscope. Read More