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With all those screens open at once, you may find that your brain starts to struggle to switch between all those different tasks without your losing concentration. The solution is to spend some time actively training your ability to multitask and switch your focus/attention. Read More

Are you taking a look at your mobile shoppers? You should. Did you know that mobile traffic contribute a lot to online sales? Here's how you can delve into this matter. Read More

I'm just getting used to the new Facebook Insights, so I was happy to find this post from Jen Picard on how to use the new analytics to determine the best times to post. Read More

While it’s not necessary to productive all the time, there are times when you need to focus on your work and just get it taken care of. One of the techniques that a friend recently told me about is the Pomodoro technique. Read More

There are often a lot of questions about how best to use Instagram for marketing. And while the actual strategy will vary for each business and brand, there are some key rules that you should adhere to. Read More

This article talks about the challenge of selecting a niche and outlines a few tips on how to ensure there is a market for the selected niche and that it is also profitable. Read More

From failing to follow up with customers to not establishing your value, these four simple yet common marketing mistakes are costly. Here’s how to prevent them. Read More

Are you running like a chicken with it's head missing? Maybe it's time to think about hiring. If you're a small business one source of finding help is using a virtual assistant. These people don't need to be offshore. Actionable ideas. Read More

There are different types of users on Twitter. One may use it for their personal use and the other may use it for commercial purpose. But the business people are the one who are taking more advantage on Twitter by using it for promoting their brands, in finding the prospects and so on. Read More

Small-business owners get unsolicited advice everyday. Some of it can be very helpful, some of it is better off ignored. If you hear any of the "words of wisdom" listed below, our advice to you is to smile, say thank you, and move on.
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