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Getting people’s attention is not always a hard job. Sometimes the only thing you need to do is as simple as five letters: S-A-Y-I-T. Read More

One of the most important aspects of running your own freelance business is managing your finances.

Keeping track of income, expenses, invoices and past-due invoices, estimated taxes, and other financial tasks can seem overwhelming, especially if you’ve never done them before.

But if you don’ Read More

Cindy Cyr demystifies your business's finances and makes keeping track of your finances an achievable goal. Read More

The first business I ever owned was a direct sales business. I went crazy buying inventory, business and marketing materials, fancy bags to carry merchandise in, and more.

I’d heard the saying, “It takes money to make money,” and was following that advice. Except I really didn’t have the money t Read More

Careers are the desires of many, however---only the savvy women who dress for success are the ones that cross the goal line of success.

If you are serious about your career---make sure when you walk into a meeting your attire says---I am a business woman here to stay---I have knowledge, experien Read More

It’s not always important to be the first one.  It’s important to be the first one that comes to mind. Think about some of the biggest social media platforms many of us use today.  Which would you say was the biggest social site that millions of people were using at any one time to share stuff with Read More

In order to find the right wireless credit card machine for your small business, consider the things shared in this article. Read More

You might have no idea why people refuse to trust you. Use these tips to gain the trust of your target market."/>
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Google Communities, the new feature of Google Plus, not only helps people crowd around common interests. Google introduces a range of new features for even smarter content sharing and communication. Read More

Some of the most famous people across history, from Ben Franklin to President Obama, have offered wisdom that we can all use to maximize productivity. Read More