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There's a lot of talk about social selling.  When you peel it back, it's a lot of talk about technology--choose your favorite; Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Read More

What does Game of Thrones' shocking Red Wedding episode have in common with small business owners? Much more than you might think! Find out in today's blog post... Read More

Consumers care about social responsibility on the part of businesses—and it’s getting harder than ever for companies to fake it or hide socially irresponsible behavior, thanks to social media. The new Cone Communications/Echo Global CSR Study found that while 91 percent of customers say they’d swit Read More

By proactively following up after a networking event, you'll be much more likely to create a long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationship. But at this point in the post-network-event stage, you haven't quite sealed the deal. Yet.

For that to happen, arrange for a face-to-face meeting in which Read More

Tired of seeing a “0″ in your blog’s share buttons? Here are 7 blogging blunders that are costing you a loyal readership. Read More

You can, through simple changes in your own body language - improve your chances to succeed and be happier. And if you're managing other people or teams, you can do the same thing. Some great insight in this TED video. Read More

In the last 4 years, Twitter has quickly become a social media powerhouse. As marketers, it’s impossible to ignore it reach and influence.

Still, some marketers have found growing their following and generating leads from Twitter challenging. This is a pretty common experience when starting out Read More

Some companies are against moonlighting employees and even have policies disallowing it. Unless it interferes with their performance, it's actually a good thing! Read More

There are many ways small businesses can get paid these days. Here is the list and the pros and cons of each. Read More

Richard Branson is a fountain of wisdom on business strategy which more need to listen to, particularly in regard to not taking unnecessary risks. Read More