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Facebook is much more than a social media site. It’s become a part of our everyday lives. The number of Facebook users continues to grow and is on a path to reaching 1 billion members. 1 billion! If 1 billion people are using Facebook, no matter what kind of business you operate, your target audien Read More

Kicking off a brand-new blog series on the top 10 mistakes that could be standing between you and success in social media marketing. Read More

Just because you're a solopreneur doesn't mean you can't have snappy branding. Here are some tips and examples of one-person businesses with brands that rock. Carol Tice, a writer for Entrepreneur.com, shares a few examples. Read More

You’re in for an awesome treat today. If you’re still thinking about getting your own blog set up, take a quick look at the list below. I went ahead and compiled a list of 50 reasons… Read More

Independent retailers and restaurant owners who compete against massive chains have long felt that being small offers an advantage in terms of greater personalization. But now big retail and restaurant chains are honing in on what’s been the independent advantage: They’re testing smaller locations, Read More

Below are 23 Twitter Likes and 23 Twitter Dislikes from people that are using Social Media regularly for many different reasons, business and personal. Read More

Here are 16 small business PR tactics entrepreneurs can immediately start doing to help drive publicity for their businesses to increase brand awareness. Read More

Interview with Lewis Howes, entrepreneur and author, on how to make others feel like champions, how to be successful, and more. Read More

Spanx a billion! 6 Lessons learned from Sara Blakely Sara Blakely has made the Forbes billionaire’s list for her undergarments for women, Spanx. Blakely has also hit billionaire status without ever having to pay for advertising and she owns 100% of her company. Read More

Ten or 15 years ago, small companies were seen as innovators and big companies were moving slowly to catch up. But time has altered the picture. Today, big companies are becoming more nimble like entrepreneurial firms. Read More