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Trying to find the right formula to attract search engines and readers to your blog? There is no real big secret or mystery to the process. However, there are some points that are not necessarily obvious either. An absolutely integral part of building blog relevance and readership is consistency in Read More

Too many people don’t get the deductions they deserve and end up paying the IRS way too much at tax time because they’re unsure of their rights and legal privileges as home-based business owners or people who sometimes work at home. Read More

If there is something that you yearn to be successful at. Whatever that thing is, personal, professional, spiritual doesn’t matter. You have to practice. You have to take action. Become the better version of yourself that you want to be. Read More

Stephen Key, author of One Simple Idea, goes over his thoughts on How Do I Get A Product Manufactured - Selling Ideas. Check out more here. Read More

We all have special people who have crossed our paths this year. Some touched our lives, our businesses in small ways, and others left an indelible mark, pushing us to new heights. For this post, I wanted to shine the spotlight on each of our heroes to say “Thank you!” for being pivotal in our busi Read More

If you think that social networking sites are just another platform for you to tote the benefits of your brand/products/services, it’s time to reevaluate your social media marketing strategy. Social media is a two way street; don’t forget that! Your social network is expecting you to listen to them Read More

When you need to send the same weekly newsletter to more than one list or make sure that your prospects and customers are getting different emails, automation rules can make things easier.

Find out how automation rules work in AWeber and learn about some scenarios where they'll work for your ema Read More

How are you planning to take your blog to the next level in 2012? We've got 5 suggestions to get you started. Read More

I think that giant steps must be taken between “customer service,” “customer satisfaction,” and “customer retention.” Customer service, the starting point, centers on a single event or sale. Customer satisfaction, which comes next, usually builds through a number of interactions with your customer. Read More

Today’s snapshot starts with news that most small business owners are worried about money and includes a story about an Argentinean’s $750 million mistake and how to establish a positive corporate culture. Read More