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This post provides 10 great tips for building your personal brand online. These tips can be quickly and easily implemented and shouldn't take long. Read More

How your IT team manages technology resources can have a huge impact on your bottom line if you are faced with litigation. Does the threat of a data breach scare you? Read More

Small business owners aren't always solo flyers. It's quite common for two or more entrepreneurs to get together in order to pool resources and insights, but just like a marriage, these partnerships need to be treated seriously and maintained. Read More

The opportunity for us to find clients online and close more transactions through social media has grown by leaps and bounds the past few years. But if we don’t do it right it likely will just be a waste of time and effort. That’s why expert insight comes in handy. Read More

Google AdWords is a pay-for-performance product that lets you determine your costs based on objectives. You pay only when a prospect clicks on your ad to visit your website, which also enables you to track visits. Read More

Sharing photos of listings, the neighborhood and other nice facets of your community are great for your business, and Instagram is rapidly becoming the platform for doing it, as well as for editing, cropping and filtering your images. Read More

A new kind of ethical data economy is emerging: one that puts control of our personal information back into the individual’s hands. Read More

I believe this article from UpCity deserve a share! Lovely information to read during the weekend.

Of course, most of them are related to marketing topic.

Enjoy the read! Read More

I'm across a story the other day about a trend where some restaurants are banning picture taking. I actually couldn't think of a more short-sighted reaction to social media. These folks are acting as your brand ambassadors and broadcasting your business to the world. Who wouldn't want that? And th Read More

This post includes a great close for the "I can't afford it" objection.  But, first... one of the most frustrating stories I ever tell and a BIT about my clumsy first time as an info-preneur. Read More