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As a blogger, it is not uncommon to hit a writing slump and be at a loss for ideas to write about. When you are a work at home mom, or solo entrepreneur, and don’t have much time to creatively interact with the outside world you might need to take a field trip and go shopping. I am not talking abou Read More

It’s possible to start a small business. But you need to pay attention to where you are. Some states are more friendly toward starting a small business. Read More

Visuals has created and moved our life to a new direction each day. Even Television and daily shows have also inspired the visualizer to move with such a rapid speed. Along with this, even the social media trends like Facebook or Instagram or Pinterest have also been growing more faster with visual Read More

Large and small business/organisations are looking to adopt a successful Internal Social Business Strategy. They are attempting to leverage the power of collaboration using online social platforms Read More

Do you despair over the high percentage of ecommerce shopping carts that go abandoned on your site? You might be worrying unnecessarily. Website conversion company SeeWhy reported that the shopping cart abandonment rate rose in 2011 (as it has for the past three years) and predicts this trend will Read More

This is an article about my philosophy on where the world is headed and how to prevent yourself from becoming obsolete. Read More

We all agree that in business, appearance matters.

But why on earth do we still see awful business cards?

Read to learn what a good business card isn't! Read More

Although CEO of Yahoo!, Scott Thompson, lied on his resume, you don’t have to. A little work experience that you could build on your own can get you started working on a professional career that you love. Here’s how… Read More

Adam Baker's collection of Sell Your Crap guides offers insight and aid to help you clean the clutter out of your home & put more cash in your wallet. Read More

While your products and public relations efforts might be what attracts customers the first time, it customer service that will keep them coming back.

Some valuable lessons and a great customer experience from UPrinting customer service.
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