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Interesting question posed about the impracticality and impossibilty of a software business qualifying as a "lifestyle" business. Read More

What's the WOW Factor That Make's You Stand Out In the Crowd? Read More

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Melania Attia shares 10 tips for better small business e-mail marketing at the 2009 Small Business Summit. Among her suggestions are to avoid buying mailing lists, establish personal relationships with customers and be sure to keep e-mails brief and to the point. Attia also stresses the importance of complying with customer wishes when asked to ce Read More

There are so many possibilities if you think about it. However it is an important piece when building strong relationships with your customers to gain these insights from both a business and personal aspect. Read More

The importance of giving first and how your willingness to make the first step in international business networking is vital to your success. Read More

3 methods shared on how to post selective Tweets on Facebook Pages from various Twitter platforms. Separate your personal Facebook account from Fan Pages to make it more presentable, while targeting the right audiences. A handy information for marketers. Read More

Technorati has started to share content from their annual state of the blogosphere report. These stats support many of the reasons your small business should have a blog. And, despite the explosive growth of real-time services, there remain far more reasons you should blog and not just Tweet. Read More

Every small business wants new customers, but when is it time to draw the line and cut loose a problematic client? Save the drama for the stage by reading this rundown of the 80-20 rule and brief code red client description... Read More

A quick checklist for business etiquette geared towards the small business owner. Nothing is written in stone, but clients look to your behavior for cues and clues to how well your business will suit their needs... Read More