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Business owners send us their Website addresses and we critique their designs. Up this week: A cafe Website successfully transports visitors right into the coffeehouse. But the design requires too many clicks to get there.
When Sharon Newman's husband died, she decided to take over his company despite knowing nothing about the business. Against all odds, she increased revenue 12-fold by listening to her customers.
If you're a business owner and you're still doing all of the selling yourself, your company may not be worth as much as you think.
I've got a reverse phone lookup site that gives good results with both landline and cell phone numbers.
I've just found a very cool little app for your iPhone (or iPod or iPad) which dispenses all sorts of handy interview advice.
Three years ago, a group of former cabbies launched Green Cab in San Francisco with a fleet of hybrid cars. Here's how the company dealt with rapid growth, while using environmentally-friendly practices to cut costs and attract more customers.
Need to fill 40 minutes with a slide-enhanced presentation? Skip the traditional bullet-point decks and try something radical, like this tip from guru Seth Godin.
When a business owner is diagnosed with cancer, he must figure out how to stabilize his businesses, combat his illness, and ensure the financial well-being of his family. In the process, he also learns just how well his company runs without him.
Are you a manager? Ever wish you could commiserate with other managers, ask questions, share knowledge, and so on? That's the idea behind the unfortunately named, but otherwise useful, What Do You Want From Them.
Some situations call for a "tough-love" approach. The problem, of course, is that tough love can be, well, tough -- both in our personal lives and in business. If tough love doesn't come naturally for you, here are 3 important tips to keep in mind.
Today I thought it might be a good idea to give a short refresher on how to pin stuff to the taskbar -- which might avoid the need for an add-on like Piles to begin with.
You may think that business cards and Rolodexes are going the way of the Edsel, but think again. You need one, and you need it to say something memorable about you and your company. Richard Moross, the CEO of MOO.com, offers the following five elements you should consider when designing your card.
Do you find it difficult to unplug or put your BlackBerry away for more than a few minutes per day? If so, your e-mail obsession can be debilitating.
Word 2010 brings some nifty -- though not exactly well-documented -- new features to the table. Learn how to work with Building Blocks, change the default font, automate page numbering, and more!
As Martin Davis's software development company adapted to handle more business, his project management strategy didn't. Here's how he overhauled procedures to get back to the core principles that first made the company successful: flexibility, buy-in and a personal touch.
