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Have an idea but no way to launch it? As this founder learned, incubators offer mentors, money, and an experience to test your mettle -- all at a cost.
Or profile. LinkedIn just analyzed a few gazillion of them to find the buzzwords everybody uses -- and hiring managers despise. See if your resume or profile contains any offenders.
This is a no-strings-attached, win-win offer. SoftMaker Office 2008 may be slightly out of date, but it's still a fine substitute for pricey Microsoft Office.
Have you lost site of your social media strategy? Now's the time to refocus and get a plan in place for the new year.
Here are four free alternatives to PowerPoint that you should check out today. Some are just handy free options, while others offer some compelling advantages to boot.
A Philadelphia mobile payments start-up is the only company in the U.S. currently processing donations for WikiLeaks. What are they thinking?
Flying is only moderately less appealing than being set on fire while undergoing a root canal. Thus I share 2010's best tips and tricks for a less horrific travel experience.
In one of America's last Walmart-free zones, small business owners are saying, "Bring it on, Wally World."
Before you head out on your holiday vacation, be sure to set up an e-mail auto-responder so people know when you'll be back, how to reach you, and who's filling in while you're gone.
Christian Arno's company was growing steadily until its Google ranking plummeted. Here's how he got over his heavy dependence on search engines.
Last week's top picks also include automatically filing Outlook attachments, hacking yourself some major bonus miles, and scanning your business cards into your iPhone.
You should have some sort of data recovery program handy before disaster strikes. Here's one you can get for free (but only for a limited time).
Small companies may not be able to afford lavish holiday parties, but that simply means they need to be more creative.
Last week, Rick rounded up his favorite security posts of 2010. I would be remiss not to point out my favorite posts which can help keep you safe and secure in 2011.
Well, sort of. Although you can now access the Desktop version of the Google Docs editor on your iPad, don't expect it to work as smoothly as your favorite word processor.
