January 22, 2013 | Did 2012 seem like a year of one step forward, two steps back? Sometimes it did to me, with every optimistic report on the economy seemingly met by a contradictory study immediately. So far, 2013 is playing out to be more of the same. Here are the issues I think mattered most to small businesses in 2012 - and that will continue to matter in 2013. |
What's New | Geno Prussakov - January 22, 2013 When applying to speak at a conference you always have options as far as the format in which your content will be delivered to the audience. The two most frequently… |  | | | Kenneth Vogt - January 22, 2013 Being a good multitasker seems to be part of the price of entry into the startup world. Many an entrepreneur takes pride in how great they are at it.So… | Jennifer Shaheen - January 21, 2013 At the beginning of the year, we have inventory season. It's the time when we stop what we're doing long enough to familiarize ourselves with what we have. Often we… | | Melissa Fach - January 21, 2013 SnagIt is a tool that allows you to quickly and easily screen capture almost anything. It also offers a lot of tools I need daily such as quick and easy… | Allie Gray Freeland - January 21, 2013 As a small business, you may feel like you are fighting an uphill battle with your big-shot competition. Your website and blog may seem diminutive and ineffective for pulling sales… |
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 | | Brent Leary - January 18, 2013 There’s a new trend in purchasing and that trend is renting, also known as subscribing. In a big city, why buy a car when you can rent one for a… |  | |
Blast From The Past: What Was Hot One Year Ago? | Susan Payton - January 24, 2012 According to one statistic, half of all local searches are performed on a mobile device . With more people accessing websites using their smartphones, making sure you website is readable… |
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