September, 2012

Breaking Bad Reviews: How to Protect Your Small Business Online

It happens all the time: The hard-working crew at a small business loses customers thanks to the sour grapes of one person.

It could be a disgruntled employee, an angry customer or even a competitor, says V. Michael Santoro, coauthor with John S. Rizzo of Niche Dominance: Creating Order Out of Your Digital Marketing Chaos (www.NicheDominance.com).

Social Networking Online For Business Growth

Social networking online has revealed itself to be a very effective strategy for quickly communicating messages of all sorts! Celebrities, political figures and even people developing a business are now using this internet 'platform' as a way to advance their own cause! In particular our focus here is on how internet marketers can make the best use of this platform to achieve their goals and objectives!

Tips to Help Your SMB Integrate the iPad Quickly and Successfully

Editor note: As new generations begin to take over today’s workforce so does the growing presence of technology. With over 55 million sold, the iPad is changing the way in which people conduct business. Unlike a computer or laptop, the iPad provides you with numerous applications that have been specifically created to enhance the effectiveness of company goals and procedures. But understanding the implementation process can be a challenge for most companies. Luckily, FatStax has provided a list of the top five applications that every small business should have. Enjoy the article below!

Social Media Disaster Management

Social media provides a direct exposure to the masses and potential customers for a business. Social media involvement helps businesses to stimulate a more personal touch to their business relationship. However, it is seen many times that while trying set up social media presence with flying colors, businesses often encounter hampered brand image in market. These potentially negative results cite a fear of branding over social media and limit the willingness of businesses to venture freely. There are a number of reasons for these negative results or social media disaster:

Myspace Launches Its Redesign but Will Anyone Care?

One can't help but think with fondness and nostalgia for Myspace's heyday around 2005. It was the first social network to really take off and become a tremendous part of its users' lives. If nothing else, it provided us with the art of taking a picture of yourself in a bathroom mirror. But 2005, especially in the tech and social industries, is a long time ago. Myspace has long been overtaken by Facebook as the social network of choice.

Young Entrepreneur Offers Insights to Startups

Chuck Cohn, the 26 year old founder of the successful startup Varsity Tutors started his business while still a student at Washington University in St. Louis in 2007. He hired two college friends started a tutoring service. He now employs 60 employees and supports a nation-wide network of more than 1,000 tutors. They offer tutoring in a wide variety of courses in Math, Science, English, Test Preparation, numerous Foreign Languages, and Social Studies.

10 Things to Do In the First Month of Business

Starting a business takes a lot of resources, motivation, and most importantly, guts. With so much to think about and the high risk factor of starting your own business, it's no wonder many entrepreneurs will never end up taking on this endeavor. Here are 10 things that any smart, savvy entrepreneur on the verge of starting a business from scratch should know.