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PPC ads are so effective that by the time you can afford more, you may not need more.

The world, and your industry, are bigger than your address book. Conferences are a chance to learn more and maybe get the break you're ready for.

Not all early-stage startups require a PR team but the ones that do, need to figure out how to get the most bang for the buck.

Want to expand your digital reach without breaking the bank? Here are three tips.

A carnival of perks is great, but how do businesses without multimillion-dollar budgets for complimentary manicure salons compete?

While product companies often have an easier time conveying their brand message, service-focused businesses also must have a strategy for creating their unique identity. Check out five ways to do it on a budget.

While video content is becoming a more mainstream marketing strategy, it can be expensive. Here are a few strategies for creating top-notch content without spending a fortune.

Our PR expert Ivan Ristic offers up advice on how companies can use publicity to increase website traffic.

Artistically bankrupt, low-budget films like Sharknado are big business.

Don't break the bank developing your app. Here are four tips to help you build a quality new app without wasting time or money.

Entrepreneurs usually can't offer new hires the promise of a hefty salary. But there are ways to get A-list employees without breaking the bank. Here are five budget-friendly techniques to get you there.

How to think about the big picture and create the most effective budget.

Ways you can spread the word about your business online without breaking your marketing budget.

Going with the lowest cost option isn't always the best choice. Here's how to make value-based decisions.

For cash-strapped startups, spending big bucks on marketing isn't a possibility. Instead, here's how to drum up customers directly.

When marketing a startup, a leaner more directed approach is often best. Here's a four-step process.

To make better marketing budget decisions, listen to what your business data can tell you. Here are some tips for getting started.

A look at web tools and strategies for putting together a spending plan you can stick to for your small business.

Does your restaurant or store need a face-lift? Consider these budget-minded tactics from a recent episode of 'Restaurant Impossible.'

If your business needs to be nimble, a rolling forecast is a better bet than an annual budget.

How Perky Jerky has taken its caffeine-infused recipe to the masses.