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By forgetting the "line" between online and offline (O2O) channels, retailers can grow conversions, build loyalty, and step into an omnichannel world. Read More

Successful entrepreneurs often start with a “random” idea, but they quickly focus their efforts and follow a “system” to organize their startup and maximize the clout of their activities. Too many entrepreneur “wannabes” never get past the idea stage, or strike out randomly in many directions, hopi Read More

Freelancers are an increasing part of the business landscape these days. They are an important part of the small business world more specifically. Small businesses are increasingly hiring freelancers when possible to control costs and keep overhead low. But freelancers themselves are also small bus Read More

Unified communication helps small business owners reduce cost and improve efficiency while making employees happy. Learn how UC is changing today's workforce. Read More

According to content marketing intelligence firm TrackMaven, going against the grain and employing contrarian content marketing strategies can produce big results. Read to learn more. Read More

When plans change, as yourself: "What Would Barbie Do?" She's one flexible gal, and your biz blog's editorial calendar should be too. Read More

In this latest #TYBCommunity round-up we include posts about blogger outreach, Facebook post ideas, missions vision and brand positioning statements, writing a book to boost your brand, social media, start ups, why not to make New Year Resolutions, having a can do attitude and much more. Read More

Back to Work podcast:

TOPIC: The things you did or didn't say.

This week, Dan and Merlin sympathize with their pal Marco's recently becoming "way too popular for a day."

What happens when something we said or wrote gets quoted, misquoted, taken out of context, or amplified a thousand times Read More

John Jantsch's Duct Tape Marketing podcast:

My guest for this week’s episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is New York Times best-selling author Michael Hyatt. We talk about goal setting and success throughout this 25 minute discussion. Read More

Home Work podcast #144:

Dave and Aaron talk about tea, plastic chairs, writing habits, and shipping. Plus, far too much about Nine Inch Nails. But you'll love that, admit it. Read More