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With commercial real estate rental rates still relatively low but the economy slowly starting to recover, now could be the perfect time to expand your small business into one or more additional locations. If you’re considering making this move, here are some tips to help.
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How do you get more blog comments? Easy – follow and implement these simple steps to transform passing traffic into a lively discussion on your blog. Read More

The navigation menu is very important to your website, it maps out the structure of your website and assists visitors in exploring your website. Read More

If your startup is looking for an angel investor, does it makes sense to present your plan to flocks of angels, and assume that at least one will swoop down and scoop you up? In reality, hitting large numbers of angels in multiple locations with a generic pitch is one of the least productive approa Read More

Despite an uneven economic recovery, there is still money available to businesses from angel investors and venture capitalists. Before talking to any of these people, though, it is important to first fund your business with the three Fs: Founder, Family and Friends. Read More

I feel so lucky to be able to write this guest post for Ana, and for you – the readers of Traffic Generation Cafe. That might sound corny, but I really mean it. I’ve been following this blog for awhile,and the conversations that happen in the comments here are worth millions to those who can pay at Read More

Interview with Chaz Dean, celebrity hair stylist and creator of WEN Hair & Body Care, on how he built his brand and business. Read More

With so many avenues available to people online to give their opinions on your business, looking after your online reputation is a must. When was the last time you Googled your own name or your business name? Read More

Twitter is a great place for SMEs to market themselves and by following these tips you'll ensure your using it as effectively as possible. Read More

Altogether, payroll taxes are about 10 percent of compensation paid to employees. If an employee earns $50,000, it costs you about $5,000 in payroll taxes. The good news is you can reduce your payroll tax costs with a few simple–and perfectly legal–strategies. Read More