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Building a sales forecast can be as simple as you want it to be and does not necessarily require an accounting degree (or construction materials), particularly when your business is small (although an experienced accountant can certainly help refine and streamline the process). Below are some tips Read More

Not everyone’s a winner in the Groupon arena. Last week, the online coupon giant launched its first effort to get into big-ticket retail, with a $500 voucher toward a new car sale at a Michigan dealership. Read More

Social media has brought public businesses at risk while sharing information. Any misleading, false, accidental statements can result in severe damages and make you pay a big price for that. Read More

I guess I'm no longer "normal." Yesterday was a perfect example.

But in the world of business, when there are bills to pay and mouths to feed, sometimes you just have to push on... Read More

The very first step in starting up a new small or home business is conducting the necessary research and development to successfully put your product or service on the market. Many a business idea has flopped because the owners failed to invest enough time, money, or effort into this stage. Read More

Do a quick search on Google for a “small business start-up checklist” or a “guide to small business start-up” and you’ll get back many really informative articles (a few of which I will reference here). But what if you are dealing with limited time and money? Read More

If you’re still one of the doubters of social media's B2B value , watch for the patronizing, polite smiles and nods when you scoff. Maybe it’s you who doesn’t get it. Read More

Instead of just wishing or hoping that your brand will grow it makes sense to ensure you have the correct marketing strategies in place. Here are three factors to consider. Read More

Increasingly, we have a culture that’s going online. As we interact online, whether it’s through Facebook, Twitter or Google+, it’s vital that we understand the etiquette associated with those interactions. Read More

A B2B audience isn’t searching for “sexy marketing,” with simple, branded web 2.0 messages (Salesforce is about as close as B2B comes to sexy); the B2B buyer is more sophisticated, looking for informational articles, blogs and anything that may or may not give them incentive to buy. Read More