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Entrepreneurial growing pains take a toll on work and domestic life but aim to give the balancing act a go.

Have productive discussions to create the most purposeful goals at work and the rest of your life.

With his startup Kiip, Brian Wong is connecting consumers with brands by rewarding engagement.

Business owners should assess their resources before trying to share on too many platforms if valuable posts are the goal.

Social media is not just about posting your favorite quotes, photos or links. To succeed, you need to interact on a much more personal level.

For true engagement, companies need to communicate with all their staff – and not just the ones with corporate email. Red e App founder Jonathan Erwin explains more.

Call it luck or being in the zone but we all recognize when an intangible tips things in our favor. Learn to make it happen when you need it.

New finding show that picture posts are four times more likely to provide warm and fuzzy feeling compared to text posts.

When you spend most of your time in an office in front of a computer, it's easy to feel isolated. These strategies will help.

'Tis the season for vacations. Motivating staffers can be a challenge. Here are five different ways to sustain productivity.

While social media allows you to meet new people, connect with potential customer and hone relationships with business partners, it can be draining. Here are a few tips on remaining productive on social media.

Twitter is testing out a mute function that will make a user's tweets disappear from your feed.

To get your team's best work, you have to engage them. Here are steps you can take to get to that goal.

When presenting and pricing luxury items, add to the product's perceived value while eliminating any suggestion of commoditization.

An offer of something free can spark a relationship-building process with customers. Then continue the dialogue.

The approach nets more engaged applications when integrated into a challenge-based hiring process.

Nobody likes a grump. Finding your 'flow' at work will not only make your daytime hours more enjoyable, but your social life as well.

The online networking service says it will screen ads for 'watchability' before they are allowed on its site.

Taking this one step could also unlock your team's potential and lead to growth.

Despite advances in communication technology, many people still feel miserable and disengaged at work. Here's how you can turn that around.

Advertising is a one-way street with significant drawbacks. It may take more effort, but engagement will build a deep connection to customers.