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In today's current economic environment, finding new and creative ways to save money while obtaining the things your business needs, can help your business survive and thrive. Here are some great products and services that you can explore in order to save money and increase profitability. Read More

Here are some great tips and lots of background information on how to prepare your small business for a disruption through emergency. Read More

Small business owners can study what works in the world of Facebook by looking at strong and not-so-strong examples via celebrities. You can search "facebook sales marketing pagerank" and such terms will help you find more examples to look at. Read More

Anyone who says they don't feel fearful sometimes in the face of this uncertain economy is in deep denial. One symptom, research shows, is that it is literally harder to hear when we're stressed. That's a signal to savvy, caring business owners to listen deeper and longer. Only then can we discover which problem keeps our customers awake nights. S Read More

New to Twitter? Thinking about joining this cocktail party that never ends? Here's a few No-No's to avoid at the start. Read More

20 no cost marketing ideas from Keith Monaghan, a veteran marketer who helps businesses with their marketing strategy and advises them on building relationships in today's hyper-social marketplace. Read More

A few different entities measure how business friendly the 50 states and District of Columbia are, when it comes to taxes. Today let's take a look at two of those rankings, and why you should care. Read More

Have you ever been at a trade show or out and about, and wanted to take a credit card order from a customer? This new portable (very small) credit card terminal from Inuit allows you to do that. As this review points out Read More

The franchise industry could use some..well..stimuli....... Read More

It's happening; More people are starting to look at self-employment options, instead of going back to the "corporate shuffle." Read More