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When it comes to business success, it’s pretty simple — solve people’s problems or fill a need they might not even know they have.

Today we are focused on a widespread problem that affects individuals and society as a whole: The unhealthy fast food that is feeding America’s obesity epidemic. Read More

We've been hearing rumors about a tablet from Microsoft for lo these many months; however, we're hearing that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer himself is getting Read More

Everyone online these days is encouraging you to create content, but with a constant demand for fresh ideas it can be a bit tough to come up with topics to write about day in and day out. I have a few sources I turn to consistently for inspiration, but today I’m going to reveal what for some Read More

I’ve written about the topic of referrals a bunch this year, but you get that, right – I mean, I wrote an entire book on the subject called The Referral Engine. (Hint: It fits in most small business owners stockings!)
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Last week, Tim Wu challenged me to another, longer debate about the future of the Web. His new book, The Master Switch, argues that every time there is a major communications innovation, a handful of big companies find a way to close it off, keeping the future spoils for themselves. That hurts incre... Read More

This guest post is by Andrew Knibbe of Flippa. When most of us think of blogging, we think about starting ... Read More

Tagging people or products in facebook pictures and status is the best way to advertise your products. It is a very new method but catching up fast because of the market penetration. A tag which is funny will be liked by tones of people and there is no better way to advertise your content.

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In this world of uncertainty, unclear outcomes and a questionable future, how do business executives make decisions? Data, facts, and a reliable forecast are all increasingly important factors in how funding is determined across organizations.
This post centers on the virtues of predictability, a Read More

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been mulling over ideas on Lean Selling----no not what you think.  Every sales organization I work with is lean—cutbacks have Read More

With only a few weeks left before the end of the year, instead of making a mad dash to the mall, make a mad dash to your accounting books and look for some last minute ways to save money, spend money and prepare for the 2011 tax season. It’s not too late to get your books in order for ... Read More