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For many business owners who haphazardly throw things out on Twitter or Facebook – you’re missing the point.

And you’re missing a ridiculous amount of money.

Why not ensure that your social media is actually working for you? Read More

Choosing the right name for your business is critical. Here's how to secure the name you want and protect it for years to come. Read More

You can’t survive as an entrepreneur without resilience, because you are going to fail at least once, maybe multiple times. That’s the nature of trying something that’s never been done before. Resilience means not giving up, and being energized by what you have learned. As Thomas Edison said, "I ha Read More

If you’re looking for ways to develop or extend a competitive advantage, consider using smartphones (and their bigger cousins, tablets) to gain an edge. There are some innovative and inexpensive ways of using mobile devices out of the office. Here are 7 to get you started: Read More

This post discusses the BYOD movement--“Bring Your Own (computing) Device” to work movement, which has swept America in the past five years. If your business is like ours, you’re now under pressure to allow employees to use their own smartphones, tablets and laptops for work. A study last year foun Read More

So you are a freelance writer? Then you are creative!
But don’t be too excited about it, there a few helpful freelance writing tips you still need to learn about putting up the best creativity in your freelance writing job or career.
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Starting a business can be exhausting, exciting and exhilarating–all at the same time. This is precisely why it’s refreshing to hear words of encouragement from those who have done it before–and succeeded. We spoke with entrepreneurs we admire to cull the single best bit of startup advice they coul Read More

The New MySpace officially went Live on Wednesday, and it's dramatically different, not only from the old MySpace, but from other social networks. But will it be it be a success? Read More

Way back in 1987 when I leapt from Thomson the publishing giant after a fantastic 5 year spell, to join Barrie Pearson, a one man band, M&A guru I always believed the small guy could win. Today the evidence is overwhelming that if you own a small company you can take on the market leader and win. Read More

By proactively following up after a networking event, you'll be much more likely to create a long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationship. But at this point in the post-network-event stage, you haven't quite sealed the deal. Yet.

For that to happen, arrange for a face-to-face meeting in which Read More