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Do things others don't; if you can't, just copy the best practices and be sure to make them your own. You don't want to be a small business zombie! Read More

Though the scenario is horrible, it is mostly due to the negligence of the webmasters and ignorance in some case. Follow the simple steps below to keep your blog safe! Read More

Delivering or making a business presentation can be a nerve-wrecking event most especially if you are relatively a novice in the field. So how do you deliver a clear, concise and confident business presentation to your audience? Read More

The desertion of eCommerce sites and various shopping carts does not fascinate the people related to eCommerce business. features of one-step-checkout process based on your requirements. Read More

Here are 10 retail technologies that I believe will give retailers the biggest benefit and boost for success. If you’re not utilizing any of these technologies then you might want to check them out because you could be missing out on some big time saving and money making tools…

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These days I see a surge of new startups as the economy seems to be recovering. If you are not starting one yourself, the next best thing is joining one as a partner, or as an early employee. It takes much the same preparation to make you the best entrepreneur, or the best job candidate. Of course Read More

Recently I came across a quote from a 7 figure earner online who said that he never trusts a marketer who is afraid to sell. Read More

Content Marketing is the trend, in 2013. If you are a business owner, or a blogger, you might not want to ignore the positive results of content marketing. It boosts your sales, traffic and is, also fun to do. Read completely about content marketing. Read More

A very interesting video by Guy Kawasaki at Silicon Valley Bank’s CEO Summit, Guy shares 12 lessons he learnt from Steve Jobs. A must watch video for every entrepreneur. Read More

Content marketing isn't nearly as complicated as some of us like to make it -- in fact, Brian Clark of Copyblogger boils it down to five simple elements: Context, Cornerstone, Connection, Conversion, and Copy. Read More