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At the beginning of my copywriting career, I realized if I didn’t do something every day, I would never succeed. Because I had a full-time job, it was too easy to come home and crash on the couch if I didn’t have a solid day-by-day plan.

Freelance writers face a lot of hurdles, and sometimes it Read More

There is nothing more inspiring than a success story. Here is one of my favourite stories I would like to share you: The Lego success story. Read More

A common misconception I often hear in the startup world is that non-profits are easy and safe, since they don’t have to pay taxes, and they don’t have to make a profit for their shareholders. In reality, from the feedback I get from non-profit executives, exactly the opposite is true. Read More

By Dawn Altnam

Advances in technology can easily end up being double-edged swords. Cloud technology that frees us from geographical constraints, such as smartphones and video chat, can wind up enabling us to work longer and harder than before.

Cloud computing is changing the way employees wor Read More

By Suzy Bekiroglu

If you are an owner today of a merchant-based business, whether online or run from a brick-and-mortar establishment, it is difficult to make sense of the ongoing rage over mobile payments and how they will change the way that basic commerce, as we know it, is conducted in the f Read More

It’s been a great start to the year here at Tweak Your Biz, with new expert contributors and loads of business know-how on show. Here are the most popular business articles during January. Read More

Presidential inaugurations typically ignite a sense of optimism with the promise of a fresh start, at least for a short while. With President Obama’s second inauguration just behind us, are small-business owners feeling more optimistic about the outlook for 2013? Read More

t last – digital and social are finally becoming accessible in a place that we can all appreciate it to the full – the street! As digital advancements move offline, not only are we seeing the technology divide slip away, but we can experience digital in a more physical (and natural) way. This post Read More

By John Jantsch:

Marketing, as I’ve stated often, is never done, it’s just another system that you must operate at the highest level possible at all times.
With that in mind, you must view marketing as a habit. It must be something that invades your daily routine. You must identify and keep two Read More

Amber Mac & Sarah Lane chat with Seth Godin, author, marketer, & visionary, plus Vine launches, Facebook's Graph Search hilarity, blogging on Quora, & more! At the end of the show, the Moves app that tracks your daily physical activities. Read More