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Marketing Strategy for 2013

Small business owners, answer these questions as honestly as you can:


Did your company jump on the content marketing bandwagon in 2012?
Did you create and curate informative and practical content for your target audiences?
Did you find a way to disseminate your content, getting it in front of potential clients or customers?

If you answered “yes” to all of these, then it is likely to be a

11 Inspired Business-Card Designs

They may seem like relics or leftovers from past generations that didn't give two figs about the environment or modern business practices. But business cards are not only still used, they're also useful.

They can serve as a new contact or client's first look at your company, as well as a reminder that stays with them long after you’ve left the building. Yet amid the rush to brand a business in

16 Gifts for Entrepreneurs

Our drool-worthy gifts for the entrepreneurs in your life promise to make them feel appreciated and stylish--and make their hard-earned success a bit more satisfying. Whether or not you've reached the same heights, you just may want some of these cool items for yourself.

AOC 16-inch Portable USB Monitor




This sleek 1.4-inch-thick monitor ($139) connects directly to a laptop via USB cable for

Top 10 Tech Accessories of 2012

1. The Equiso is a dongle that turns your TV into an Android device




The Equiso is an Android-powered dongle that plugs into your TV's HDMI port and lets you run apps on the big screen.
It's primarily designed as a streaming device, so you can run Android versions of HBO GO, Netflix, Hulu, Pandora, etc. and stream content to your TV.
Price: $79


2. Logitech's Ultrathin iPad keyboard turns

Top small businesses Googled this year

Google success was likely due to their increased presence on social media throughout the year, plus continued growth in the business itself.

The linen business had begun to place more emphasis on Facebook, as well as encouraging its 1400 consultants to start their own Facebook pages publicising the brand, Ellett said.



"My role with that (main Facebook) page is really not getting the likes but

Is Your Side Business Legal?

From blogging to handling a one-off PR project for a former client, today’s digital economy offers new opportunities for bringing in a little extra income. But when does a casual project turn into a business, and how do you keep that business legal?

According to the IRS, an activity is considered a “business” if it has made a profit in three of the past five years. Since you’re supposed to