10 Important Strategies For Starting Up Your Home Biz Jean L. Serio You have great idea for a home business. You've talked to friends and family and they've encouraged you to go for it. Before you jump in and go forward, here are 10 very important things you must cons . . . keep reading
Don't Let Wearing Many Biz Hats Wear You Down Jean L. Serio It's true. Entrepreneurs usually wind up wearing many Biz Hats. Especially starting out. But don't let the thought of it, or the work, wear you down. Here's 5 essential hats . . . keep reading
What Your Mamma Taught You About Customer Service Pat Weber The pearls of wisdom from mom in those moments of comfort or nasty reprimands are worth recalling. In the late 1950's television show "Father Knows Best," the dad would often . . . keep reading
Stop Going to Networking Events and Get More Business Kirstin Carey A few days ago I returned from my annual National Speaker's Association (NSA) conference in Atlanta. The educational sessions were OK, the hotel was so-so, and the town was l . . . keep reading
Think Small and Accomplish Great Things Karyn Greenstreet Mary came to me to create big, new changes for her business. How exciting, having a big dream! She had a million ideas and a solid, well thought-out task lists to back up the . . . keep reading
Seven Deadly Exhibiting Sins and How to Avoid Them Susan Friedmann, CSP Since exhibiting comprises so many different components and functions, it's no wonder that we make blunders trying to remember everything that needs doing. However, some are . . . keep reading
Seven Qualities of Customer Care Laurie Brown Most people believe that the hardest part of starting and maintaining a successful business is finding the right product or service. In reality, this is hardly ever enough, . . . keep reading
7 Facets of Strategic Startup Planning Success Adele Sommers, Ph.D Whether you are just thinking about launching your business or are already well into the game -- how do you tell if you've considered all of the factors that will lead to c . . . keep reading