If you need a lesson on presenting, there is no better man to emulate than Steve Jobs. Entrepreneur has pulled together a list of→

Fox Small Business Center: Avoid a Feud If a strong competitor has begun to pull away some of your customers, avoid a direct marketing→

Tulsa World: Economists say that in past recoveries, small companies were the first to hire. When the economy was improving, they were more nimble→

The business of making and selling apps has grown considerably since the release of the first smart phone. So, how do you get on→

Business First Online: Chances are, your business isn’t built to get business using this channel. There is a high likelihood that the more complex→

Not sure if your website is complete? Here are some features you may want to add: Put your location, phone number and hours near→

So you’ve written an ebook. Now what? It’s time to get the word out and build a strong reader base. Here are four tips→

We often hear about the benefits of a microloan overseas, but how do they help American entrepreneurs? Entrepreneur has the story of one woman→

It may seem obvious to some, but the line between an idea or invention can become blurred in the rush to make that first→

Many entrepreneurs find themselves running a business from their iPad or iPhone on the go. Here are some must-have apps from The Washington Post→

FDL Reporter.com: Swanson, who operates Lemon Tree Photographers with her husband out of their Fond du Lac home, uses her blog to post photos→

No one enjoys a bad customer, but there are lessons you can even learn from them. Here is some advice USA Today recently shared→

Forbes: “With great power comes great responsibility.” That quote from Spiderman has probably been thrown around far too much, and often as a punchline.→

Pantyhose without feet made her rich, and it make her Forbes youngest billionare. Now she shares some startup tips she learned on her personal→

FUBU inventor, Daymond John, recently offered some business advice to college students at Kennesaw State University. Here is some of what he shared: John→

Thinking about starting a business? The Wall Street Journal has a collection of advice for people getting ready to take that leap. –Don’t start→

If you want to raise the next generation of entrepreneurs, the best place to start is in the classroom. The Huffington Post has a→

Business Insider: 1. Be An Active Listener 2. Empty The Cup 3. Analysis Paralysis 5. Breakdowns And Breakthroughs Visit the article for a full→

Are you getting ready to lease property for your business? There are a few things you should do before you sign. While professional advice→

The next time you begin to feel a little worn thin, keep in mind these tips from Forbes. Schedule many regular micro-breaks. Build 5,→