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Even as you make investing plans for the future, don’t forget to invest properly in your best asset: You. Read More

I was perusing the SBA's website the other day and ran across a "start a business" checklist. I wanted to highlight it here on the blog. Not because it was a good example. Rather, it was such an abomination of a "start a business" checklist that I thought it had educational value. Read More

Blog posts take a lot of time to write, and while there are things you can do to write blog posts faster, one of the best ways to maximize the time spent writing blog posts is to repurpose your content. Read More

Content based online marketing strategies focus on the customer not Google. Don’t be dependent on Google and their constant algorithm changes. Read More

Making this transition can be tough whether you’re the employee or the employer. If you are a business owner who is used to working with an in-house staff, outsourcing work to an agency will be a big change. Consider some of the ways that you can help make this transition smooth and successful: Read More

I will share 3 simple yet sneaky things I do on my blog that are well received by my blog readers. I get a lot of appreciation mails each day by the new visitors about the ways I use to connect with them. Everyone seems to like it. And I’m being constantly asked what plugin/code I use to do those. Read More

Knowing how many of your customers are new or repeat can be quite revealing. This is because it can highlight problems and opportunities to grow your business profitably. It also can give you insight into how your marketing strategy and tactics are performing and the time and money implications. Read More

By encouraging SEO’s to focus on white hat tactics and what makes users happy (really good content, excellent user experience, etc.), Google has more high quality results to display. When search results are higher quality (less spam, more good stuff), more people will use Google. Read More

Have you ever wondered which elements of your website make the biggest impression? The following infographic is based on a recent eye-tracking study conducted by the Missouri University of Science and Technology depicting:

1. Where visitor’s eyes go first when viewing your website?
2 .Which a Read More

It seems like an obvious question, but lots of website owners get it wrong! Here's how to tell if you're one of them. Read More