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Don't Fall for Facebook LIKE Scams

Don’t Fall for Facebook LIKE Scams

10/26/201411/24/2015Blog, marketing, non-profit, small business, Social MediaFacebook, Marketing, Non-Profit, small business owners, Social Media, technology, United States

BAD NEWS! 3 BIG FLAGS that can alert you to Facebook Like Scams.

SMB Owners: Don't Get Bogged Down in Your Bookkeeping

SMB Owners: Don’t Get Bogged Down in Your Bookkeeping

08/18/201411/24/2015Blog, humor, leadership, management, marketing, non-profit, retail, small business, Social MediaAccounting, Bookkeeping, business, entrepreneur, Finance, focus, Franchising, management, NFIB, Outsourcing, retail, Self-employment, Small business, success, time management, United States

My guess is you never gave a damn about bookkeeping, ordering, payroll, maintenance, or many of the duties that are so necessary to run a successful business. So why aren’t you …

IMHO :) 6 Characteristics of Small Business Owners

IMHO :) 6 Characteristics of Small Business Owners

06/21/201312/01/2015Blog, humor, leadership, management, small business, Social Mediabusiness, Clueless, connection, corporate franchise, entrepreneur, family birthday, franchise department, happy friends, Magazines and E-zines, National Small Business Week, Networking and Peer Support, Percentage, productivity, Small business, small business owner, small business owners, time management, United States

People ask why I only work with Small Businesses in the U.S. Because American Small Business owners are Passionate and crazy about their business! Not that there is anything wrong with working for a corporation, Read More

The 1st Cell Phone Call – a Retrospective

04/03/201311/27/2015Blog, marketing, small business, Social MediaBell System, billboards, boomers, business, Communications, connection, Facebook, high school, internet, LinkedIn, Ma Bell, magazines, Marketing, Martin Cooper, Mobile phone, Motorola DynaTAC, newspaper, nostalgia, phone extension, productivity, Skype, Small business, Social Media, Social network, success, technology, time management, twitter, United States, Web browser

Mashable posted this morning about today making 40 years since the first cell phone call was made. I had to stop and calculate how young I was at the time…

From Skadeedle [Infographic]: Email Marketing Etiquette Dos & Don’ts

03/08/2013Blog, leadership, management, marketing, non-profit, small business, Social MediaAlt attribute, business, Communications, connection, customer loyalty, customer service, Education and Training, Email marketing, entrepreneur, Exponential growth, exponential increase, Google, infographic, internet, Marketing, minor detail, Opt-out, retail, Sales, Skadeedle, Small business, small business marketing, Smartphone, Social Media, Social network, success, technology, United States

Email Marketers! You can’t afford not to address each point on the infographic from Skadeedle below! Don’t risk an “Opt-out” or an unsubscribe because you overlooked what you might think of as a minor detail.

IMAGE_SMB Smart Marketing Thanksgiving

On Thanksgiving: I’m Thankful for Modern Technology

11/22/201211/24/2015Blog, leadership, management, marketing, non-profit, small business, Social Mediablogging, business, Communications, connection, customer loyalty, Education and Training, entrepreneur, Facebook, gaming, Giving Thanks: The Gifts of Gratitude, Gratitude, IBM, Isaac Asimov, LinkedIn, Marketing, morale, North Carolina, personal referrals, productivity, Quora, recognition, retail, Small business, Social Media, Social network, success, technology, Thanksgiving, twitter, United States

It has been an amazing journey of personal and business growth for me these last few years.

I remember in 3rd grade (a million years ago!), reading a short story of the future by Isaac Asimov – unfortunately I can’t remember the title – in which there were children sitting at the kitchen table in front of a computer monitor taking school lessons.

I remember so clearly looking at that picture and thinking I hope I live long enough to see that come to be. You have to realize that at that time IBM’s computers filled entire rooms, there were no cell phones, no answering machines, no video games, color TV was just emerging, and central air conditioning was a modern convenience, so the concept of the story seemed so, so far away….