Latest Stories for December, 2011
Read The End of Business as Usual for Social Media Insights, Research and Trends
At the end of each year and into the beginning of the next, we take stock of where we’ve been and where we are about to go. TV shows and magazines look back on the significant events of the year, and then prognosticators predict what’s yet to come.
One of the best prognosticators out there…
Confusion Doesn’t Look Good On You: Profile Your Way To Clarity
If confusion and overwhelm was an outfit, I would tell you to take it off, because it doesn’t look good on you. If it’s old, worn out and faded, then let it go.
What you wear should enhance what you have instead of playing up your weakness. In fashion, the goal is to wear what looks good on…
FitDesk Pedal Desk Turns Sedentary Computer Work Into A Healthy Exercise Option
Nashville, Tennessee (Press Release – December 20, 2011) – It’s a unique product that combines two seemingly polar opposite activities – exercise & computer work – into one productive and efficient activity. The FitDesk Pedal Desk is an innovative product that allows a…
Small Business Story of the Year: The Rise of Alternative Lending
Supporting small business was among the top economic stories of the year, and the rise in lending to those growing companies was the most important development in 2011.
It’s a story we saw developing since the credit crunch tightened the spigots on funding for small businesses. When the big…
Restructuring Over the Downturn
Flowcharts are fun. You’ve got all your little boxes and arrows and symbols and colors…fun!
This cartoon started out as a take on an overly complex flowchart that had symbols and lines here, there and everywhere, and it was okay, but it was when I put in one simple little box at the…
Staples Offers Small Businesses Free Shipping January 1 To January 28
What: Free shipping on any size order on Staples.com
When: Sunday, January 1, 2012 – Saturday, January 28, 2012
Why: Staples, the world’s largest office products company and a trusted source for office solutions, is making it easy for small businesses to make the most of the New Year, with free…
Small Business Marketing Ideas for Us All
You’ll probably never get enough small business marketing tips since marketing remains the most important part of what your small business does. Here are some ideas you won’t want to be without to make customers take a second look at who you are and what you do.
Tips &…
Review: AWeber Email Marketing Service for Small Business
Most email providers offer a free trial, but AWeber does not. That’s not a negative. In fact, by putting a value on their service, I believe that many people equate it with greater value. Charging for the service sends the message that AWeber is completely confident that you will love their…
“Franchising Gives Back” to Support Orlando Veterans Facility
WASHINGTON (Press Release – Dec. 16, 2011) – The International Franchise Association today announced the Orlando Health & Rehabilitation Center, a nursing facility home to veterans, will receive the support of the inaugural “Franchising Gives Back” event ahead of…
Should You Do It Yourself (DIY) or Pay the Experts (PTE)?
It’s the big mistake that we have the power to fix. But it’s also the kind of thing that we could spend a lifetime getting wrong—without intervention. When should you do it yourself (DIY) and when should you pay the experts (PTE) to do it for you?
Small business owners are the kings and…
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