Benefits of Conducting Online Interviews

by Cody Martin on May 17, 2013

Benefits of Conducting Online Interviews

The popularity of the Internet has been changing the way companies do business. For one, meetings are no longer just confined to the four walls or corners of the office.  You can be off-site or at some remote location and still be able to attend online meetings and conferences. The Internet has also changed the [Continue Reading]

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When Telecommuting Becomes the ONLY Solution

by Cody Martin on May 7, 2013

When Telecommuting Becomes the ONLY Solution

Telecommuting has become a huge part of business culture. The unceasing Internet growth and the continuous boom in smart and mobile communications have allowed businesses to expand their workplace without too much outlay. And this is very beneficial. It wouldn’t be as big as it is today if it didn’t really provide positive results, right? [Continue Reading]

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When is it time to rebrand?

by Cody Martin on April 24, 2013

When is it time to rebrand

Change is something inevitable. Sometimes it is minor enough that your business can just shrug it off, but there are times that the change is big enough that you are forced to rethink your whole business plan. In these times, you should consider reinventing your business. What worked before will not necessarily work in the [Continue Reading]

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To automate or not to automate

by Cody Martin on April 18, 2013

To automate or not to automate

One of the best things about the rise of cloud technology is that it made automation more accessible to even the smallest businesses. And if you are an entrepreneur, if you have access to such technology, it would be foolish not to take advantage of it. If done right, it can increase your business efficiency [Continue Reading]

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Branching out? What factors should you consider?

by Cody Martin on April 10, 2013

Branching out? What factors should you consider?

You did well for a first time entrepreneur. Now you are thinking of branching out to a new address to expand your business. You are probably thinking, if you made it through your first foray into business, you can do it again with the same business model in another city or state right? After all, [Continue Reading]

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Interviewing like a Pro: Tips for first time interviewers

If you are going to start your own business, you will need to form your own team.  With the economic climate and what it is today, there are actually a lot of qualified employees looking for work so forming that team might not be so difficult after all. There’s just one problem, however. You have [Continue Reading]

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Why it is difficult to delegate

by Cody Martin on March 25, 2013

Why it is difficult to delegate

One of the biggest complaints of entrepreneurs is that they do not have enough time for themselves since they started their own business. There are just too many things to do and just one person to do it. But maybe that is the problem. A lot of entrepreneurs take it upon themselves to be involved [Continue Reading]

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Why Track Chat Is Good For Your Business

by Extreme John on March 21, 2013

Track Chat

I was recently contacted by the company behind Track Chat and today I want to share with you why Track Chat could be a good decision for your online company. Sure, you’re probably like me and right now you’re thinking “big deal, another chat program” but give me a second and I’ll tell you why [Continue Reading]

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Know Your Competition, Win the Battle

by Cody Martin on March 15, 2013

Know Your Competition, Win the Battle

If you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles.” This is a quote from The Art of War by Sun Tzu, a popular, if not mythological figure in Chinese history. Though the quote is mainly about military strategies, it also has applications in your business. After all, [Continue Reading]

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Employees Can’t See Your Vision: Maybe It’s You Not Them

Are your employees consistently not being able to meet the vision you have set for a project? Are they always lost and don’t seem to know what they are doing? Do you feel that they do not understand what you want them to do? If your answer to all these questions is a big yes, [Continue Reading]

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How Bethenny Frankel Helped ShutterHugger Be a Success

How Bethenny Frankel Helped ShutterHugger Be a Success

I am not a fan of reality TV shows so when former Real Housewives of New York City star Bethenny Frankel was the featured guest on Ellen, I really could not care less. It turned out that my sister is a big fan of hers so we continued watching the show. That is when I [Continue Reading]

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Running your Company like a Pro Sports Team

Running your Company like a Pro Sports Team

There is a lot to take away from Reed Hastings’ slides on Netflix Culture. But of the 126 slides, there is one that pops at me. That is slide 23 and it says “We’re a team, not a family. We’re like a pro sports team not a kid’s recreational team. Netflix leaders hire, develop, and [Continue Reading]

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Making the Most of Internet to promote your band or Music Album

How to advertise your music online

The debate of online marketing vs. offline marketing is a thing of past. The boundaries are getting more and more blurred with each passing day. Regardless of the nature of product that you are looking to promote, you cannot have a marketing mix without incorporating Internet or social media in one way or another, especially [Continue Reading]

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Top 3 Family Business Traps to Avoid

Top 3 Family Business Traps to Avoid

The family business is an age old American tradition. Up to this day, majority of the businesses in the country are family owned. In fact, a 2010 study by Intuit showed that 90 percent of the 21 million small businesses in the US are owned by families. You might be thinking that since most of [Continue Reading]

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