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Time is an incredibly powerful thing. Sometimes it flies by us so quickly that we don’t even notice that it went; other times it’s slower than a snail in molasses. Time is elusive, it’s mysterious, and it’s the one thing small business owners never seem to have enough of. Read More

I’ve put together a list of a couple of tips to help you make your blog stand out from the rest of the sites in your niche. Follow these guidelines, and you’ll be sure to make your blog unique, useful, and more prone to receive high levels of stable traffic! Read More

Start ups often have the ambition of becoming big mega companies, but forget to cherish the benefits of being small. Small businesses have some major advantages that enterprises envy, such as less bureaucracy, more direct face-to-face interactions, and greater independence. This article outlines 10 Read More

Twitter has released an update for their mobile app today that lets users "see what's happening near you or around the world." Read More

When you have Impostor Syndrome, you have a hard time internalizing your good qualities, and seeing the reasons that others think that you are success, or find you competent. Read More

Gen Y has a lot to offer businesses, but sometimes they don't mesh well with other generations. Here's what companies and Gen Y can do to fix the situation. Read More

Every dark cloud has a silver lining. Driven by the recent recession, smart entrepreneurs of all ages are jumping into the fray with new ideas, new recovery strategies, and discarding outmoded business models. I see it most in the newest generation of entrepreneurs (Gen-Y), who were shocked out of Read More

If you’ve noticed a significant dip in traffic to your website that spans a substantial amount of time (more than just a few days or weeks) and you haven’t scaled back any of your marketing efforts and can’t attribute it to external factors like the seasonality of your product or service ... Read More

The other day, I read an article berating Guy Kawasaki for his behavior on Twitter after the Boston Marathon bombings. Steve Crescenzo, the author, was very angry at the former Apple evangelist for robo-tweeting and disrespecting his audience (without apologizing afterwards) Read More

Can you even stand to look at your Twitter home feed anymore? If you're following so many random people that it's all nonsense, it's time to do some Spring Cleaning. Read More