Solo, But Not Alone
David Brunelle was living the dream: He’d shucked his 9-to-5 office job, liberated himself from the cubicle farm and started his own business. He was working from home, being his
Let’s Get Vertical, Vertical…
Social media isn’t just the massive sites that are discussed endlessly–Twitter and Facebook and LinkedIn. In some industries, powerful industry-specific sites–known as industry verticals–are being created to help industry players
How to Save Money and Draw a Crowd
Feeling shorthanded these days? Wondering if your business is truly meeting your customers’ needs? If you answered yes to either of those questions, have you asked all your customers to
Two New Ways Entrepreneurs Can Band Together
The thing about being an entrepreneur is that often, it’s a lonely battle. You’re so busy running your own business that there’s rarely time to get together with other entrepreneurs
Will you survive to profit from the recovery?
Small-business owners are feeling cheerier these days. The National Federation of Independent Business‘s monthly member survey saw business owners’ optimism about the future rise a couple of points in August, a
Wednesday Web Resources: SBA on YouTube, Bizmore, and E-mail on Acid
New resources keep popping up on this wonderful internet of ours, and occasionally, I’m going to take the time on my Wednesday blog posts to share some.
This week, I’ve got three
Click here to continue readingBusinesses Are Looking For You…Online
If you’re a business owner who sells to other businesses, a new study commissioned by Google of small-to-medium business owners’ search habits should be eye-opening. To sum up: For many, the
The 10 Myths of Social Media
The emergence of social media as a crucial paradigm in virtually all
sectors of the economy has led to countless assumptions and new ideas about consumer behavior and marketing activities. Yet
