Last week, we talked about turning economic tragedy into a boom time for your small business. A lot of people liked the piece because it provided them with one of two things. If they shared my opinion from the outset, it affirmed their belief.

Every day I get questions about pricing. When I did the course with the Havinator, I dominated the week four money call with a half hour rant on pricing, and I could’ve gone another six hours.

You would think, given that I’ve moved approximately 19 times in as many months, that I would know by now what a pain in the ass moving is. Sure enough, no, I really am dumb enough to believe it gets better. Still no internet or phone, so I’ve written...

Between charitable appeals, Kickstarter campaigns and, well, a recession, it seems there have been a lot of social giving requests in social media lately. Some are awesome. Some, less so. We’ve done this a few times with pretty sock-rocking levels of...

As a reader of this article, you will fall into one of three categories: 1. People who sell things, or want to sell things. 2. People who are, without exaggeration, destitute and are very sensibly finding free information online about starting and...

Because I am nearing the end of the year – and subsequently the end of the 1000 people quitting their day jobs target timeframe – I need a new ridiculous target. Therefore, I’ve decided to write 100 guest posts. No, I’m not kidding. I want...

The following is a guest post by the ever-insightful Martin Whitmore. He’s clearly caught up on the Deceptive Marketing Techniques comment thread. Related Posts Deceptive Marketing Techniques: Which Ones Are You Using?