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Can you buy Twitter legitimacy for your business?

Just do a simple "buy Twitter followers" Google search and you'll see an overwhelming number of options for purchasing your way to bigger numbers. More>>

Use Google Alerts to keep stay on top of your industry

Google Alerts was designed to provide users with information about a specific topic without requiring them to scour the web continuously. More>>

Five technology-driven ways to get your small business on track this year

Despite all the chatter about how the Great Recession is finally over, many small-business owners aren't feeling it yet. Here are some steps to help your small business get ahead. More>>

Protect your company's bank account

Small business accounts are under attack, and IT is the last line of defense. Here's what you need to know to outsmart cyberthieves. More>>

How to pick the right cloud provider

The cloud offers great advantages for small and midsized businesses. But as the number of providers explodes, selecting the right one can be tricky. More>>

4 project management tips from the pros

If you want to climb the career ladder, you need to show you can manage projects with skill and smarts. Here's what you need to know. More>>

Do you need an iPad for your small business?

The iPad is more than just the latest tech toy. Here's what you need to know about the iPad as a small-business tool. More>>

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The cloud: A security solution for small business
The cloud: A security solution for small business
Although natural or manmade disasters aren't common, even a relatively minor disruption could grind your business to a halt. Here's what to do to ensure this doesn't happen.More >
Mobile hot spot: How to choose the right one
Mobile hot spot: How to choose the right one
Want the best mobile hot spot for all your devices? Think DIY.More >
How to win: 4 lessons from FarmVille’s CEO
How to win: 4 lessons from FarmVille’s CEO
This phenomenal success of Zynga is not (or not only) a matter of luck, but of carefully applied principles that Mark Pincus likely learned at Harvard and in his business jobs.More >
5 reasons the cloud won’t kill your career
5 reasons the cloud won’t kill your career
If you're an IT professional, the prospect of cloud adoption may seem like a death knell for your career, but it's not.More >
5 business lessons you can learn from Mark Zuckerberg
5 business lessons you can learn from Mark Zuckerberg
You might or might not "like" the man, but it's pretty hard to argue with the social media behemoth he's created. Here are five lessons you can learn from Mark Zuckerberg's success.More >
Can video help your small business?
Can video help your small business?
You can't afford to ignore the explosion in video, whether it's for conference calls or marketing purposes. Here's what you need to consider before you adopt the technology.More >
The drive for real-time collaboration
The drive for real-time collaboration
Real-time collaboration tools not only connect teams more effectively, but also provide considerable cost savings to your organization.More >
Protect your company's bank account
Protect your company's bank account
Small business accounts are under attack, and IT is the last line of defense. Here's what you need to know to outsmart cyberthieves.More >
How to pick the right cloud provider
How to pick the right cloud provider
The cloud offers great advantages for small and midsized businesses. But as the number of providers explodes, selecting the right one can be tricky.More >
4 project management tips from the pros
4 project management tips from the pros
If you want to climb the career ladder, you need to show you can manage projects with skill and smarts. Here's what you need to know.More >

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3 facts about Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of Bitcoin
3 facts about Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of Bitcoin
After years of remaining anonymous, the inventor of the cryptocurrency was discovered living in a humble Los Angeles County home--hidden in plain sight.More >
After years of remaining anonymous, the inventor of the cryptocurrency was discovered living in a humble Los Angeles County home--hidden in plain sight.More >
5 steps to a successful business blog
5 steps to a successful business blog
Everyone is blogging but few people are doing it successfully. Here's a step-by-step method for building a blog that helps you achieve all your business goals.More >
Everyone is blogging but few people are doing it successfully. Here's a step-by-step method for building a blog that helps you achieve all your business goals.More >
Your business' reputation may just depend on your next email
Your business' reputation may just depend on your next email
A thoughtless or rash message can wind up online in an instant. Avoid this form of self-sabotage.More >
A thoughtless or rash message can wind up online in an instant. Avoid this form of self-sabotage.More >
Should you sell your business? 7 things to consider
Should you sell your business? 7 things to consider
Seven seasoned entrepreneurs explain the key things you need to think about before you sign on the dotted line.More >
Seven seasoned entrepreneurs explain the key things you need to think about before you sign on the dotted line.More >
5 reasons why layoffs should be a surprise
5 reasons why layoffs should be a surprise
Giving advance notice of a layoff may seem like the nice thing to do, but it's more painful for all involved.More >
Giving advance notice of a layoff may seem like the nice thing to do, but it's more painful for all involved.More >
What drives employees to work hard?
What drives employees to work hard?
Many assume that passionate employees accept less money because they love their jobs, but a new study indicates that they end up earning more.More >
Many assume that passionate employees accept less money because they love their jobs, but a new study indicates that they end up earning more.More >

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How to get an extension on your taxes
How to get an extension on your taxes
There are times that, no matter how hard you try, you just can't get your taxes filed on time. If that's the case, then you will need to file for an extension.More >
Start preparing now for upcoming tax season
Start preparing now for upcoming tax season
Leaving tax prep to a last-minute cram session could disrupt your business in the spring. To avoid a crunch, you should prepare for tax deadlines well in advance.More >
Bidding for government contracts 101
Bidding for government contracts 101
Before you get involved in the bidding process, take some time to lay the groundwork for successful bidding.More >
Non-traditional funding sources for your small business
Non-traditional funding sources for your small business
If your business needs cash to move forward, you may have to resort to some less-than-ideal financing options or face the possibility of having no business at all.More >
Coming to terms with year-end reconciliation
Coming to terms with year-end reconciliation
Many small businesses dread it, but your end-of-year reconciliation doesn't need to hurt -- as long as you stay organized.More >
Your business plan: Do the financials add up?
Your business plan: Do the financials add up?
The financials section of a business plan is where you document the numbers and convince investors that your company is a good risk.More >
How to know when the price is right
How to know when the price is right
How much should you charge for the goods and services you sell? For small businesses, that may be the most difficult question to answer-- and also the most important.More >
Your business plan: Exploring the market
Your business plan: Exploring the market
Explaining the market for your product or service is one of the most important parts of your business plan. So do it right, even if it requires extensive research.More >
A small-business insurance primer
A small-business insurance primer
Insurance is one of the most neglected small business responsibilities -- and one of the most confusing. Use this guide to begin sorting through your options.More >
Coming to terms with public relations
Coming to terms with public relations
Give some thought to your company's public relations, whether you're looking to garner specific media coverage or just want to generate a general buzz about your small business.More >

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