When you are treading through your life and thinking about your business, make sure you stop and see what is around you.  Don’t take everything so serious.  Let me explain:  I was going about my business this weekend and a couple of circumstances made me stop and take notice.
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Email worries getting you down?   Are you bogged down in the quagmire of email overload?   Is online communication stressing out your offline life?   There are ways to curtail this confounding correspondence.   You can learn to email better, answer more quickly, and discard your digital doldrums.
We all have email in our lives.  It is a necessary [...]

myWebSource1 Launches The Little Black Book of Marketing
Northeast Ohio Internet Marketing Company offers help to small businesses.
Wadsworth, Ohio – (March, 2010) – myWebSource1, LLC launches the a new eBook directed at small business owners. The new book, called “The Little Black Book of Marketing” is designed to help businesses succeed on the internet by [...]

Who has 100% job security?  Whether you own your own business or work for someone else, your job can change at a moment’s notice.  People will tell you that “job security” is a myth.  Well, I believe that it isn’t fully secure, but there are things you can do to make it a bit more [...]

Have you ever wondered how you to use Twitter and what it is useful for?  Have you often thought how it could be helpful to your business, but you have held off doing it because you were unsure of how to get started?  Here’s a tutorial video from Howcast on getting started with your very [...]

Who is your ideal client?  I am not talking about a potential prospect – someone who might be interested in your business.  I mean the ideal client, the one who IS going to buy your products or services.  Once you identify who this is, selling to them can be a lot easier, because you aren’t [...]

Is it time to make a brochure for your small business?  Brochures are relatively inexpensive to have printed and can let customers know a lot about your business in a small package.  Typically, they will cost you about a dollar a piece to make (or less if you buy them in bulk).  Here are some [...]