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Trying to grow your brand with social media? Find out if you are building mutually beneficial relationships or treating peeps like a late night booty call. Read More

This different approach to calculating your salary can ensure you are compensated appropriately as your business grows. Read More

Is your business marketing to young adults? If not, maybe it’s time to start. Why? Because the Millennials (sometimes called Generation Y or Echo Boomers) is bigger than the Baby Boom generation was. For anyone who knows what kind of spending power the Baby Boomers had (and continue to have), the r Read More

Ways you can use the cloud to implement an inexpensive virtual office space where employees can share data and ideas, troubleshoot problems, and stay connected. Read More

While Facebook and Google Plus social continue to push new features live, battling themselves over who can dominate the market, Twitter remains the most powerful driver of traffic to my site. Read More

The goal is to be sure that you are the one in control of stopping the music. Never get to the point where your creditors are the ones turning off the lights on your finances. Read More

I can’t tell you how many blogs I’ve visited and thought to myself “What the hell is this?” when looking at the design elements; no dominant fonts, no dominant pictures, lack of anything new or exciting, or too many sidebars that are wastes of space. Read More

Someone recently asked me about “reverse SEO” and whether or not I thought it was a good SEO tactic. I had to be honest and tell them that reverse SEO was not a term I was familiar with (12 years in the Internet marketing and SEO industry and I’m still learning new things!) but that I would look in Read More

For those of you familiar with online marketing, some of these names will be household, the standard bearers of the industry, for those of you not familiar these cats will blow your mind. Read More

While making New Year’s resolutions is not quite here yet, being in the final quarter of 2011 should leave many small businesses thinking about where they go from here in 2012. Perhaps one item up for conversation is whether or not to proceed with the company blog. Read More