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There are times when blogging seems easy. Natural. Maybe even like breathing. Other times though when it's hard. Awkward. Perhaps you feel like you've become a stranger on your own blog. Or that there's nothing more you can add to the words that pour out into the blogosphere, day after busy posting day. Perhaps it starts to feel like you'r Read More

Ideas to promote your small business particularly a new business including using social media like Facebook, blogs, YouTube etc. and working to get press coverage of your venture. Read More

The power of Twitter is real. DO not discount having your content and books reviewed in 140 characters. Read More

The U.S. Department of Justice has stepped up its antitrust investigation of the book class-action settlement between Google and groups representing authors and publishers. So Read More

Procrastination is probably the number one trait that undoes more business owners than any other! I see clients get bogged down and putting off endlessly stuff they need to do to make their businesses more successful. Read More

Good discussion by Kristina Knight about how advertisers are adjusting (or not) to the current market. Read More

Today I would like to introduce the Ultimate Small Business Collection. This is a hand picked group of 12 add-ons that I personally use to enhance the Firefox browser for my small business activity. You can download and install the entire collection with one button and find ways to better bookmark, participate socially, automate repetitive tasks a Read More

We all know how rewarding owning your own business can be. The challenges are exhilarating, the success deeply satisfying. But what if you hit a major obstacle that is a defining point of whether your business succeeds or fails? Can you overcome a setback, be it a financial dilemma or a major business crisis? Read More

The article discusses America's national debt issues, policy makers and politicians, and why a higher interest rate is necessary for Dollar strength and a recovery. Read More

Today, “Made is China” is still regarded as a place where low manufacturing and labor costs exist. It remains a low risk country from which to transact business and send business executives to. However, it is losing its low risk moniker when it comes to quality. And this is the Silent Problem that is beginning to face importers in the eye. Read More