Business Growth

Google Tools for Business, Blog Series – Part 5

YouTube In case you're wondering, yes Google does own YouTube ergo it counts as part five of my Google Tools blog series! Right now, many small businesses underestimate the power of visual storytelling to market their business products or services. I hear from lots of entrepreneurs who believe it's too...

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Google Tools for Business, Blog Series – Part 4

I've been looking forward to posting on this topic all week! Google Alerts and Google Reader are two of my favorite online tools. When these two tools are used at their full capacity, you can virtually monitor almost everything going on online about your brand, business, or yourself. You can...

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Google Tools for Business, Blog Series – Part 3

Google Webmaster Central We are half way through the Google Tools for small business owners with websites. We've already covered Gmail and Google Analytics. Now I want to focus on Google Webmaster Central. Google Webmaster Central is a clearinghouse of website tools that allow you to...

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Google Tools for Business, Blog Series – Part 2

Google Analytics for your Webpage Website analytics used to be a very costly and confusing addition to a website. Not anymore. With Google Analytics, you can see how many people are visiting your website, where they are located, and even what search terms they used to find you. This...

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Google Tools for Business, Blog Series – Part 1

Over the course of the next few months, I'm going to provide a review of the top five free Google tools you should be using if you have a website. Here is my challenge to you: make a commitment to set aside time to read these blog posts and setup...

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Business Checking Accounts that pay?

If you haven’t read the fine print on Dodd-Frank (and I don’t know anyone that has – including myself) - you may have missed a nice little sweetener for small business. Effective July of 2011, banks will be allowed to pay interest on business accounts.  For those of you that remember 1933, the Glass-Steagall...

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