July 31, 2012 | Are you looking for a new source of innovative ideas for your business? One of the best ways to spark innovation is by reviving dead ideas from your business's past. Not every failed or flawed idea deserves re-animation, of course. But developing a system for cataloging, revisiting and assessing old ideas can pay off in new ways. Here are some suggestions. |
What's New | Anita Campbell - July 30, 2012 Last week on July 19th we held a Twitter chat — and achieved a “personal best” for the Small Business Trends community. Our #SMBchat made it as the top trending… |  | | | Jamillah Warner - July 30, 2012 How do you get and keep the attention of people who do not have to listen to you? I mean, life and marketing is not like grade school and your… | Annie Pilon - July 30, 2012 Online accounting software company Xero has made some changes in the past few months to better help business owners manage their finances. These changes aim to improve the company's… | | Scott Shane - July 30, 2012 It's paradoxical.While everyone from politicians to the media extol the value of small business to job creation, its share of U.S. employment has been on a long-term decline.The majority of… | Jamillah Warner - July 29, 2012 The thing about owning a small business is that you get to choose: 1.) how it functions 2.) how it runs 3.) what it looks like and feels like and… |
What the Smartest Voices Have to Say | Brent Leary - July 27, 2012 Most of us want more sales, right? But as a company grows, the complexities of managing sales quotas and calculating sale commissions also grow. That’s why it’s so important to… |  | |
Blast From The Past: What Was Hot One Year Ago? | Ivana Taylor - June 18, 2008 Planning sucks. None of us like to do it and if you've had any corporate experience in the process, it's no wonder. But planning is an absolute necessity if you want to be s
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