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30 to 50 percent of the buyers who purchase a small business fail within three years. If you are buying or selling a business, here are some things to avoid. Read More

Without a blog, you will find it difficult to reach out to prospects and engage them. If you don’t blog, no one will know that you even exist. It may also take your prospects a long time to discover you when you don’t have a blog. So, start a blog and you will simplify the process of establishing a Read More

Too many teams jump onto the social bandwagon without a strategy and without giving any thought to measurable goals. Sending a deluge of tweets is not enough: businesses have to ensure that each and every tweet, status update and video is linked to their bottom line. So how do you do this? Read More

Successful young entrepreneurs have something in common. There are a few traits that are unique to these successful entrepreneurs, here are 10 of them. Read More

How to run your business your own way and still be successful ... And why the 'gurus' might not have all the answers (they might even be asking the wrong questions!!) ... and how to market with integrity & honesty and sell your stuff without selling your soul. Read More

Content marketing has already proved that it can be a powerful way of building your brand visibility and generating leads but a lot of marketers continue to talk about creating great content like it’s the only thing that you need to do when there is so much more to it than that.
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If people say nice things about your small business on Twitter, why not share the love? Embedding tweet testimonials is easy! Follow these step by step instructions, updated for the new Twitter API... Read More

Invoice factoring companies do what the banks won’t, they pay out the amount of the unpaid funds while collecting your invoices. Read More

Think you are good at time management? Compare your habits with the following list to see how you can manage time more effectively. Read More

Too many business owners are so busy marketing at customers that they forget to slow down and listen to them. But that, says Ian Brodie, is the key to reaching them. Read More