Small business owners have a lot of worries when it comes to using social media for their business, and rightfully so. Many entrepreneurs wonder→

Are you tired of having to manually check all of your potential domain names against Twitter, Facebook, and all of the other social media→

Running a small business is all about balance — managing day-to-day operations, bigger-picture administration, and marketing. If you want to be successful, effective use of→

If you are an expert in something, you can offer your advice online — and turn that expertise into dollars. Mashable reports that small→

Syracuse: By incorporating social media into your marketing plan you can speak to current customers more often and broaden your customer reach. This type→

The Media Online: The last few weeks have confirmed it for me: Social media is about 70% hype, and 30% business, writes Cory Treffiletti.→

KitKat no longer expects you to break off a piece of their candy, now they are giving people a break from their social media→

Mercury News: Facebook’s ecosystem was at first dominated by social gaming companies, particularly newly public Zynga in San Francisco. But that is changing as→

Mashable: “Don’t fall into the trap of something I call a ‘courtesy’ follow — that is, following someone that has followed you out of→

Here is what some entrepreneurs told the Washington Post about hiring someone to handle social media. Paul Gollash, founder and CEO of New York-based→

The Telegraph: The Bureau is asking companies to build software that can effectively scan social media online for significant words, phrases and behavior so→

Google has announced that it will begin supporting nicknames and pseudonyms for user accounts on its Google+ social network. This has been a sticky→

B&T: Three out of four Australian business women use Facebook as a marketing tool and 60% have a business Twitter account, an online survey→

The idea, “If you build it, they will come,” may have worked in theory for a 1990′s movie, but it does not sit well→

Fast Company reports on a new company called uFlavor, that promises to bring custom sodas to the masses — both in the mail and→

Amit Gupta is an entrepreneur in San Francisco. He has successfully launched photojojo, but now he faces another dilemma. He has acute leukemia and→

What was once said about television has made its way into social media: too much of it makes us lazy. At least, that is→

Social media has given companies the opportunity to reach out to potential customers. However, it has also given angry employees a place to vent→

It is Sheryl Sandberg’s goal to do for Facebook what she did for Google. She wants to help the company attract small businesses to→

Company profiles have not officially released yet, but ZDNet believes you should be prepared for what is to come. To help companies better plan→