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After writing a blog post, doing keyword research and hitting publish, you still need to promote it! Here are some tips for optimizing your social media message. Read More

Here is an article which reminds us that 'It's not what you do but the way that you do it' applies as much to social media as anything else. Do you join Facebook or LinkedIn because everyone else is and because the numbers are impressive if not downright scary? Or, do you join for a reason with a g Read More

Websites can and do go wrong. Regular health checks are essential to ensure you're not missing out on valuable search traffic, and even business. Read More

When implemented properly ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software can not only bring immediate benefits but it can also bring long term benefits. Read More

When it comes to your accountant, time really is money. The more you can do yourself to really reduce the workload for your accountant, the less time your accountant will have to spend on your accounts, and you may be able to negotiate a reduction on your fee. Read More

With the US dollar taking a prolonged beating, the question arises: should we start pricing in foreign currencies? Read More

I've said it before, but it's worth repeating; Not everyone is right for franchise ownership. I talk about this in more detail in my upcoming book on franchise ownership, but this post will really help you understand exactly what I mean. Read More

You don’t have to be likeable to everyone to be a great entrepreneur, just to the people who count. Of course, we can all point to apparent exceptions, like Ted Turner or Larry Ellison, who are sometimes seen as lions, downright predators, or even jerks. Yet I’m told that even these guys are consid Read More

Bloggers can be sued for things they did online. However following the tips will ensure that you do not have to worry about seeing the inside of a courtroom. Read More

Think that you need a computer science degree to put together a business application? Not necessarily. According to a Gartner study, "citizen developers" -- employees who aren't in a technical role -- will be building 25 percent of new business applications by 2014. Read More