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Tuesday was a busy day in the social media world. Here is a quick overview of what happened on Facebook, Google, Twitter and YouTube. Read More

Most companies in the SEO business care about their customers and work hard to help them. Google dominates the search world and we all must play by their rules. Occasionally we find our lives turned upside down by Google’s new algorithms. Read More

General Motors is a huge company – so big, it's the third largest advertiser in the world (after AT&T and Proctor and Gamble). So when General Motors says Read More

Kickstarter is the leading crowdfunding platform assisting entrepreneurs in raising funding for product development. However, according to a new study, almost half of Kickstarter projects fail.

The study looked at over 45K Kickstarter projects and nearly $215 million pledged funds. The secret Read More

Ironically the reason someone that wants to buy a business share similarities with someone that wants to buy a business.

The article is written by Scott Messinger, an entrepreneur and business broker. Read More

One of the downsides to being a small business is owner is that there never seems to be enough time in the day to get everything done.

That said, there are tricks of the trade to finding more time - or at least finding more "free" time. In other words, the key is to save wasted hours and reclai Read More

Sounds like a stupid question. You do, of course… BUT not so fast. You hire a web development firm to develop, design and maintain your website and it should be a slam dunk. Well, things are not so simple. Read More

When it comes to corporate volunteering, Facebook is a priceless way to stimulate employee engagement. Read More

Target market segmentation is one of the simpler ways to ensure your marketing strategies build your business and strengthen customer relationships. Here are a few benefits. Read More

But the problem is, customers seldom see it the same way we do-which shouldn't be a shock to anyone. Too often, we're an interruption. We divert them from the stuff they need to get done today. We spend all our time talking about ourselves, our products, our companies. Read More