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This article takes a look at 100 truly outstanding business card designs which show that there are truly no limits to the design of a business card. Read More

Over 48% of U.S. adults believe that a lack of advertising by a retail store, bank or auto dealership during a recession indicates the business must be struggling according to research from Ad-ology. That's not a good sign for those businesses who have opted to reduce their advertising budgets as a means to save money. The study finds advertis Read More

As a business owner, you probably know how important publicity is to the success of an integrated marketing communications strategy. Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs, marketers, and PR pros make crucial mistakes when dealing with the media. Here are some tried-and-true tips to get the most out of your media contacts. Read More

A great article about what it's like to negotiate with Donal Trump and how you can apply this guy's lessons when negotiating with others. Read More

A new bill would require some employers. Find out if you're eligible, and whether the bill will pass or not. Also a discussion of whether the bill's a good thing or not. Read More

If you need more capital for your business, consider applying for a business development grant at NASE. Individual grants will be made in amounts of up to $5,000 per applicant. Read More

How to pitch your big idea in two minutes or less. Read More

An article by Jeff Cornwall at The Entrepreneurial mind, referencing 'accidental' entrepreneurs' stories. Click the full view story to see their profiles and business success stories. Read More

In reading the news about Bank of America shareholders voting to strip Ken Lewis of his chairmanship title I wondered whether small companies need to think about such things. In small companies where the founder is typically CEO and chairman of the board, should those titles be separated? John May, chairman emeritus of the Angel Capital Associatio Read More

Bad news got you down? Jerry Kennedy discusses a sure-fire method for battling the "Bad News Blues". Be warned, though: the answer might surprise you! Read More