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Growing up, my parents stressed the importance of manners. I was supposed to answer the landline "Hello, this is Jenny speaking." This is a thing of the past, landlines are becoming extinct. With new technology there are new rules, manners for social media. Read about them here!
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Lead generation and sales success depends on executing your email marketing campaigns with skill. Learn more about creating the perfect email call to action. Read More

Learn how to use Pinterest for your business starting right from the basics through to using it strategically to gain more traffic to your website. Read More

It's very easy to get comfortable with social media sharing, but we need to be careful when using social media for business. Here is a 30 second check you can do before every social media post to help protect your social media reputation. Read More

Changing my Twitter strategy to save time by reducing the amount of content that I tweeted and retweeting less significantly reduced my website traffic. Read More

Have you thought about creating a vision board as a PR Tool? Public relations specialist Suzanne Forte shares small biz diamonds on how to create a vision board that can get you in front of your customers... Read More

Many entrepreneurs get their ideas while employed somewhere else. But a surprising number don't really think things through.

Read on to learn how to develop your business ideas while still employed- the right way! Read More

Your mission statement is the mantra at the heart and soul of your business. Writing a compelling mission statement can convey what you're all about to customers, vendors, and even investors. Read More

Facebook has 750 million users. Twitter over 140 million active users. Google+ has more than 25 million users.

These people are your potential customers and you can reach them on social media, because that’s where they are spending their time!

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It’s possible to start a small business. But you need to pay attention to where you are. Some states are more friendly toward starting a small business. Read More