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Sometimes getting your thought leadership platform out to the world feels like an uphill battle and the stress can really grind at you. Here’s a few things to consider if you’re on the verge of losing faith in your work. Read More

You’ve got the venue or tent. You’ve got the invitations out. All the hard stuff is over, right? Wrong. Now you’ve got to decide on food. Read More

The Livefyre comment content influency experiment lasted less than one day. And The issues making Livefyre go as fast as it came were mostly technical. Too bad. Read More

How effective are your emails? This post gives 4 easy steps to help you create better email blasts and impact your audience in new ways, which in turn can help you drive more sales. Read More

If you own a restaurant, specialty food business or even a grocery store, you’ll want to know about some of the food trends spotted at the Fancy Food Show earlier this year. PizzaMarketplace recently reported on some trends that small business owners can make their own:
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Is there really a way to know when you’ll earn your first dollar? If you had that information, how would you use it? Like so many things in business, we can use historical data and project from it an approximation of when your first customer will land on your website. Read More

iTunes is a FREE traffic source that has over 500,000,000 active buyers in their marketplace.

The average podcast listener is affluent, highly desirable and hard to reach through any other types of interrupt marketing techniques.

Discover Why Partnering w/iTunes can be YOUR secret marketing Read More

This $5,000 per person Dan Kennedy seminar laid out a very unique approach to selling that comes from a multi-billion dollar industry that almost everyone ignorantly ignores Read More

Here is a quick road map to get you started on developing a more flexible and workable “bring your own device” policy for your staff. Read More

Under-Promise and Over-Deliver will kill your business. Expectations aren’t a deliverable! Here’s how you can meet client expectations consistently, not blow your budget and over-work your teams. Read More