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Redskins? Trademarks? Business Change? The Washington Redskins just learned a lesson courtesy of the USPTO. And we have an even better trademarks lesson for you Read More

It’s a scary thought, right? Putting yourself out there for the entire world to watch and judge can be downright frightening. In fact, fear is the number one reason people state for not doing YouTube videos.

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Some interesting feedback from sellers about the need and reasons for confirming appointments already booked, but yet to be held. See where you land. Read More

Forget the 3D display. The most distinguishing thing about the new Amazon Fire Phone is its unique Firefly feature. Basically, this feature allows buyers to take a photo of a product with the phone's 13-megapixel camera and then search for the item in Amazon's vast data base -- and buy it. Move ove Read More

Building an online site that your customers simply love comes down to two main factors – hard work and understanding customer psychology. Read More

If you think you need coding to start a tech company, forget it, says Triberr co-founder Dino Dogan. What you need is insight into a problem that needs solving. Then find a partner with the skills you lack. In this interview, Dogan talks about what led to the creation of Triberr and gives us a look Read More

Cats Love To Be In A Box, but YOU? Is That Where Your Marketing Plan Is?

Learn a few new tricks to thinking outside of the marketing box. Your book may love you for it.



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Don't waste your time messing around on social sites that have no ROI for you. Here's how you can do better at gaining leads on the sites that are perfect for your business. Read More

Work smarter, not harder. In this blog post I share 3 reasons why real estate agents should have an online sales funnel.
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The bottom line is that U.S. banks are impeding growth for many companies by over-culling the pool of potential buyers and users. They stubbornly stick to bad business models in the name of tradition and are oh-so-ripe for disruption. This is both good and bad news for other businesses. Read More