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Credit Cards for Small Business Can be Helpful
03.Sep.08, 12:36 EDTGoing into business with your spouse, can it be done?
19.Aug.08, 11:29 EDT
New SBA Guidelines
16:04 EDT, 11.Aug.08
Dirty Jobs: the Secret to Success in 2010
If you're searching for a recession-proof franchise, consider getting into the business of 'dirty jobs.'
Don't File for that Patent Yet
Instead of a utility patent, a provisional patent or a trademark could be a better first step.
Soup Up Your Social Sales Channels
If you make time for it and know your stuff, you can chat your way to more Web traffic.
Which Features Should Your Website Have?
If you're taking things up a notch, consider these factors.
Take Your Startup Viral
These entrepreneurs grew their businesses by teaching others the tricks of their trade. You can, too.
The 10 Dumbest Things Businesses Buy
Are you paying for this stuff? Then stop.
How The Best Small Businesses Spend Money
Weighing your cap-ex decisions? Here's how America's Most Promising Companies aim to re-invest this year.
The Biggest Small Business Competitions
Have a dream but starved for start-up capital? Enter one of these 15 university-sponsored contests.
A Precious Capital Source For Small Biz
Under the U.S. government's EB-5 program, foreign investors are writing checks in exchange for visas.
Obama On Small Business: A Year Later
Dire predictions ring true. Too bad.
How The Best Small Businesses Spend Money
Weighing your cap-ex decisions? Here's how America's Most Promising Companies aim to re-invest this year.
The Latest Tricks For Getting Found Online
Want to boost your odds of bubbling up on Google? Try these search engine optimization tactics.
Mastering The Art Of The Online Survey
The difference between gathering good data and bad lies in how you ask the questions.
Meet America's 20 Most Promising Young Companies
These 20 upstarts have raised millions of dollars since appearing on our first annual list in October.
Ten 'BreakOut!' Business Ideas Of 2009
Meet the entrepreneurs behind tomorrow's most disruptive technologies.
Don't File for that Patent Yet
Instead of a utility patent, a provisional patent or a trademark could be a better first step.
Physical Fitness Is Good for Business
Use these lessons from triathlon training to improve your work performance.
10 Things About Franchise Contracts- Part 2
Part two in the series of understanding the ins and outs of a franchise agreement contract, and how to protect yourself.
Get Your Product to Market in 6 Steps
You're the best person for the job, so get started.
10 Things About Franchise Contracts- Part 1
Reading the fine print and asking questions can save you from franchise calamity.
StartupNation - How Brownies.com Reached 2.5 Million Brownies Annually
Learn how Brownies.com transitioned from a home-based kitchen business to the number one selling catalog brownie retailer in the world.
StartupNation - 23 Hot Businesses to Start in 2010
We speak to small business expert, Rieva Lesonsky, about hot businesses to start in 2010.
StartupNation - Getting Your Website to the Top of Google (Part 3)
Learn about how to get thousands of great links and dominate your market in no time flat.
StartupNation - Getting Your Website to the Top of Google (Part 2)
Learn how to make a website and create content that Google and your visitors love.
StartupNation - Getting Your Website to the Top of Google (Part 1)
Learn how to find the money-making keywords for your search engine optimization campaign and discover exactly what you need to do to crush your competition.
Email Promotions versus Email Newsletters
When many people think of "email marketing," they think of opt-in email promotions. That is, where you buy a product online and click on the check box for "send me periodic mailings with news of related products and services from XYZ, Inc." Then, once a month, you get a short promotional email.
What if Your Email Messages Are Never Opened?
The next time you create an email campaign, try to use a 'from address' and 'subject line' with the assumption that no one is going to open your message. I know this seems backwards, but trust me on this one. Most of us put our energies in to creating a clever subject with the sole intention of getting the content opened.
Smart Email Marketing Guidelines for 2010
To make the best of a tough economy, more marketers are looking for cost effective methods to reach prospects and customers. As email activity and competition grows, the need to plan, create and maintain smart campaigns becomes even more important.
Back to Basics: 5 Fundamentals for Building Successful Emails
Email marketers are in an ongoing quest to send emails that make an impact and generate responses. They tirelessly fret over crafting the perfect message or offer and strategies for breaking through inbox clutter. Then they scrutinize results for hints of what to do more of or less of in the next round.
Google Analytics: Using Metrics to Track and Improve Email Marketing Results
Marketing professionals know that careful, accurate, and constant campaign tracking and analysis are just as important as delivery itself. Your email marketing campaigns, integrated with Google Analytics, make this possible-and easier to do than ever before.
The Latest on the Estate Tax Lapse
A certified financial planner explains why the IRS isn't collecting the estate tax in 2010 and offers advice to family business owners preparing succession plans
Grandkids May Benefit as Gift Tax Lapses
Angel Investors Get Pickier
Because angels have become more selective at every stage of the investing process, entrepreneurs are working harder to obtain financing, says Scott Shane
Archives: How Angel Investing Works
The Value of Design for Startups
Design and marketing are way more important than engineering for consumer Internet companies, argues angel investor Dave McClure
Dirty Jobs: the Secret to Success in 2010
If you're searching for a recession-proof franchise, consider getting into the business of 'dirty jobs.'
Don't File for that Patent Yet
Instead of a utility patent, a provisional patent or a trademark could be a better first step.
Soup Up Your Social Sales Channels
If you make time for it and know your stuff, you can chat your way to more Web traffic.
Which Features Should Your Website Have?
If you're taking things up a notch, consider these factors.
Take Your Startup Viral
These entrepreneurs grew their businesses by teaching others the tricks of their trade. You can, too.
The 10 Dumbest Things Businesses Buy
Are you paying for this stuff? Then stop.
How The Best Small Businesses Spend Money
Weighing your cap-ex decisions? Here's how America's Most Promising Companies aim to re-invest this year.
The Biggest Small Business Competitions
Have a dream but starved for start-up capital? Enter one of these 15 university-sponsored contests.
A Precious Capital Source For Small Biz
Under the U.S. government's EB-5 program, foreign investors are writing checks in exchange for visas.
Obama On Small Business: A Year Later
Dire predictions ring true. Too bad.
How The Best Small Businesses Spend Money
Weighing your cap-ex decisions? Here's how America's Most Promising Companies aim to re-invest this year.
The Latest Tricks For Getting Found Online
Want to boost your odds of bubbling up on Google? Try these search engine optimization tactics.
Mastering The Art Of The Online Survey
The difference between gathering good data and bad lies in how you ask the questions.
Meet America's 20 Most Promising Young Companies
These 20 upstarts have raised millions of dollars since appearing on our first annual list in October.
Ten 'BreakOut!' Business Ideas Of 2009
Meet the entrepreneurs behind tomorrow's most disruptive technologies.
Don't File for that Patent Yet
Instead of a utility patent, a provisional patent or a trademark could be a better first step.
Physical Fitness Is Good for Business
Use these lessons from triathlon training to improve your work performance.
10 Things About Franchise Contracts- Part 2
Part two in the series of understanding the ins and outs of a franchise agreement contract, and how to protect yourself.
Get Your Product to Market in 6 Steps
You're the best person for the job, so get started.
10 Things About Franchise Contracts- Part 1
Reading the fine print and asking questions can save you from franchise calamity.
StartupNation - How Brownies.com Reached 2.5 Million Brownies Annually
Learn how Brownies.com transitioned from a home-based kitchen business to the number one selling catalog brownie retailer in the world.
StartupNation - 23 Hot Businesses to Start in 2010
We speak to small business expert, Rieva Lesonsky, about hot businesses to start in 2010.
StartupNation - Getting Your Website to the Top of Google (Part 3)
Learn about how to get thousands of great links and dominate your market in no time flat.
StartupNation - Getting Your Website to the Top of Google (Part 2)
Learn how to make a website and create content that Google and your visitors love.
StartupNation - Getting Your Website to the Top of Google (Part 1)
Learn how to find the money-making keywords for your search engine optimization campaign and discover exactly what you need to do to crush your competition.
Email Promotions versus Email Newsletters
When many people think of "email marketing," they think of opt-in email promotions. That is, where you buy a product online and click on the check box for "send me periodic mailings with news of related products and services from XYZ, Inc." Then, once a month, you get a short promotional email.
What if Your Email Messages Are Never Opened?
The next time you create an email campaign, try to use a 'from address' and 'subject line' with the assumption that no one is going to open your message. I know this seems backwards, but trust me on this one. Most of us put our energies in to creating a clever subject with the sole intention of getting the content opened.
Smart Email Marketing Guidelines for 2010
To make the best of a tough economy, more marketers are looking for cost effective methods to reach prospects and customers. As email activity and competition grows, the need to plan, create and maintain smart campaigns becomes even more important.
Back to Basics: 5 Fundamentals for Building Successful Emails
Email marketers are in an ongoing quest to send emails that make an impact and generate responses. They tirelessly fret over crafting the perfect message or offer and strategies for breaking through inbox clutter. Then they scrutinize results for hints of what to do more of or less of in the next round.
Google Analytics: Using Metrics to Track and Improve Email Marketing Results
Marketing professionals know that careful, accurate, and constant campaign tracking and analysis are just as important as delivery itself. Your email marketing campaigns, integrated with Google Analytics, make this possible-and easier to do than ever before.
The Latest on the Estate Tax Lapse
A certified financial planner explains why the IRS isn't collecting the estate tax in 2010 and offers advice to family business owners preparing succession plans
Grandkids May Benefit as Gift Tax Lapses
Angel Investors Get Pickier
Because angels have become more selective at every stage of the investing process, entrepreneurs are working harder to obtain financing, says Scott Shane
Archives: How Angel Investing Works
The Value of Design for Startups
Design and marketing are way more important than engineering for consumer Internet companies, argues angel investor Dave McClure