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One of the realities of today’s workforce is that you need a marketable skill if you want to make money. Not only do you need to be good at what you do, it also helps to have soft skills to help you enhance your ability to do your job and earn money. Read More

Just how dismal has this winter been for making money from solar power? Consider the performance of our solar panels so far. They began operation November 23, 2011. They have not performed well. Read More

Twitter Helped Me Get Published...Sort Of :) Ok, I didn't get Published exactly, but an interview I did for... Read More

We started out with a group of about 10 contributors. These were people that were well known and well liked in the industry. About half of them are still with the blog. Ann Smarty, to name but one. Read More

If your startup can’t be bothered with social media, or has no plan to take advantage of it, then you are definitely at risk these days. But simply jumping in is not enough. Before you start spending money and time being a user, you need to understand how it can help you and your business. Using it Read More

Last week, I received a phone call from a reporter for the Harrisburg Pennsylvania newspaper, The Patriot-News. He found my blog post because I had successfully optimized it using keywords. In this article, I show you how I used keywords in my URL, headings, images and meta-tags to help you do this. Read More

This is something I’ve been wondering about for a while: Can you take Wikipedia content, repackage it, and sell it (in ebook form, for example)? Is that legal? I did some digging and here’s what I found out. Read More

Social networks like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter etc. offer services that people use to interact and share information like photos, videos and personal messages. Read More

How to Create a Profitable Online Store by Steve of My Wife Quit Her Job is for you if you're dreaming of opening a shop or you've been in business for a bit but haven't been able to put in your two-week notice. Read More

In the world of consumer credit scoring, there’s always something new, more “accurate,” and even more intrusive than the credit reporting that has preceded it. One of the latest attempts to delve into consumer behaviors and reduce them to a single number is the CoreScore from CoreLogic. Read More