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Achieving success is really a very simple thing. It’s a three piece puzzle:

1) You need to be smarter than the competition.
2) You need to work absurdly hard for a really long time.
3) You need some dumb luck. Read More

In today's challenging economic climate, marketing teams are under increasing pressure to maximise ROI while at the same time improving customer satisfaction, reducing churn, and ultimately driving revenues.

As a result, many companies are trying to adjust their marketing approaches and process Read More

QR codes are not new, they have been around since 1994. The 2 dimensional (Quick Response) bar codes have had practical uses on airline boarding tickets and on product lables for stock tracking purposes. What is relatively new is the use of QR codes in marketing. Read More

A blog is an asset to any business. A blog is used to generate revenue by drawing readers in to becoming customers. But a blog can also be a saleable item in its own right. If it is successful and is in a position to be applicable to a business in the same space as the content of that blog, perhaps Read More

The Solopreneur Life 2010 End-of-Year Survey asked “What keeps you awake at night,” and the answers reveal the fears that can creep into and overwhelm the solopreneur life. Read More

Creating content for a website or a blog spot there are certain factors that should be kept in mind to make sure that the audience is kept connected with the content. Always keep in mind, content is king :) Read More

What are your plans for using social media in your small business in 2011? In a recent post, small business consultant Jason Kienbaum mentioned a bunch of social media sites small business owners should be aware of in 2011, including BizSugar.com. Thanks for the shout out Jason! We can think of at Read More

Tips on organizing and managing your email inbox and the files on your computer. First off, think of your computer as one big filing cabinet organized with “green hanging” folders and then “manila folders” inside each hanging folder. Read More

Differences of opinion at work are inevitable and often integral to innovation, problem-solving, and performance improvement. But knowing that most clashes have benefits does not make them any easier to manage. Disagreements with coworkers can be uncomfortable, and if handled poorly, result in unpr Read More

I scored an interview with one of my favorite entrepreneurs, Brent Oxley, CEO of HostGator. Brent who talks about his early days as an entrepreneur in the Web Hosting Industry and upcoming web hosting products. A lot of people don't realize that he went literally from dorm room to executive office Read More