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It’s where revenue meets expenses. Also called the “blue line,” your job, as a business owner or manager, is to ensure the company’s operating budget stays above it. Read More

Having a mobile optimized website is fast becoming essential. If you’re a website designer you can now offer mobile website design services, mob.is.it offers a white-label option that is pretty awesome. Read More

It might not be Halloween, but you can scare away your blog readers at any time you wish. Unfortunately, many blog writers do scare away their readers without intending to. Here are a few stealth tactics you can use to scare away your readers, however unintentionally. See how many of these apply to Read More

If your blog needs a boost, then it’s quite possible that your energy needs a boost as well. Look around at your desk. Does clutter fill the drawers? Is the top covered in stacks of files and other paperwork? Read More

4 Do’s and 4 Don’ts to consider when starting a business! Guest post by Keir McCarton There are thousands of blog articles out in the blogosphere that offer help and guides on how to succeed with a... Read More

A good ole fashioned switch-a-roo. Have you ever wondering why someone at the top of their game decides to go in a completely different direction? Heck, you’ve probably done it yourself. Enter today’s guest, Yaro Starak. Most people know Yaro as the friendly Australian Internet marketer who has mad Read More

This week, SBA announced the National Small Business Person of the Year - Victoria Tifft, President and CEO of Clinical Research Management in Hinckley, Ohio. Check out this brief interview, live from National Small Business Week. Read More

The rationale behind bidding on trademarked brands is something like this: if I bid on my competitor’s name than my company’s PPC ad will show up in any branded searches for my competitor. Since my competitor and I are going after the same target audience, this is good way to piggyback on the brand Read More

“We Bring Good Things to Life,” a slogan that GE used for more than 20 years, was everything that a good company slogan should be. It communicated a company value that mattered to customers. It was memorable. It worked for a full range of products. It worked in print ads, radio ads, and more. Read More

Bootstrapping a new business or startup company from scratch is tough. It often involves working long into the evening after the day job is done, so every dollar saved counts. Here are some lessons learned and a list of web applications you can use to get stuff done on a limited budget. Read More