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Last week, you were successfully running a very profitable $5 million company. Then, the unthinkable happened. You lost your largest customer. Unfortunately, without them, you are now running an unprofitable $2 million company. What are the first steps to take to rebuild your business? Read More

What coupons should online merchants offer? What makes a "killer coupon"? What should coupon landing pages cover? All of these (and more) questions are answered here. Read More

Should you write content for search engines or visitors? You need traffic from Google but it's got to be useful or your site won't convert, won't sell. Here's a quick look at this false dilema and how to make search engine friendly content that users love. Read More

With corporate profits rising and consumer confidence showing increases as well, it seems that the economic recovery is finally beginning to take hold. But does that mean consumers are ready to start spending? Not necessarily. Read More

Independent businesses may find themselves at a disadvantage, however, once large corporations catch up and resume luring candidates with hefty salaries. Instead of trying to beat large employers at their own game, small companies can stand out by offering innovative benefits and perks that suit th Read More

Illegal workers are a key concern in Washington and now the Federal government is considering using a private system for verifying the identity of employees before they are hired, The Washington Post reports.
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Many companies are thinking about hopping on the cloud computing bandwagon. The promises made by cloud computing companies make them seem like an ideal choice for so many companies. Read More

Cloud computing technology adoption by data center operators is on the rise, double the growth compared to last year, according to a survey by AFCOM. Read More

Most businesses have not heard of virtual kidnappings. The best way of understanding virtual kidnappings is that it is some where between kidnapping and identity theft. Read More

Many small businesses both use and extend credit to facilitate customer purchases. Studies by both the Federal Reserve and the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) show that more than 60 percent of small businesses rely on trade credit. Read More