Thought Leaders Unlike Raises, You Can Afford to Give Your Team All the Recognition and Praise They Have Earned Appreciate your employees, and everything else falls into place. By Angela Kambouris
Thought Leaders Tip Your Flight Attendant? Huh? Frontier Airlines Is Asking You to Do Just That. By Joan Oleck
Building a Business When It’s a Good Idea to Give Away Your First Product to Make Sales Later Peter Voogd offers a few tips for those who are just beginning to build their business. By Peter Voogd
Building a Business 12 Ways to Connect With Millennial Employees They are a significant part of your team. Treat them as such. By John Stoker
Marketing ‘Magic Dentist’ Shows How to Make a Memorable Ad on a Budget Sometimes all you need is a little creativity. By Gregg Schwartz
Business News Amazon Reached a $1 Trillion Market Cap Jeff Bezos's company is just weeks behind Apple. By Jon Fingas
Thought Leaders 4 Models for Building Value Through Acquisitions If you think buying another company is an easy shortcut to growth, you need to think some more. By Mark Daoust
Business Funding This Is How You Cold-Call Your Entrepreneurial Heroes Without Annoying Them Lead with value and doors will open for you. By Kimanzi Constable
Thought Leaders Quotes From 10 Inspiring Women on Understanding Your Value Female leaders and founders shared their advice at the ninth annual Women in the World conference. By Nina Zipkin
Building a Business 3 Essential Traits for Earning the Trust of Your Customers Trust is invaluable, but it can't be purchased, only earned. There is no shortcut, only commitment. By Daniel Neiditch
Building a Business Staying in Your Lane: Why Startups Must Stay Focused Your company can't solve every problem for every consumer. Make intentional decisions about which opportunities you'll pursue. By Guy Goldstein
Marketing Effective Email Strategies for Startups Marketing on a Budget Develop personas, and write customized emails that offer genuine value. By Yoav Vilner
Building a Business When Scaling Your Company, Here’s How to Never Lose Sight of Why Customers Fell in Love With Your Business in the First Place Laura Ashley, Nokia and many others faltered while growing their company. Here's how to not make their same mistakes. By Boyd Farrow
Thought Leaders Time to Sell Your Business? You’ll Need Metrics. Your enthusiasm for what you've built will get buyers excited but they'll need numbers too. By Mark Daoust
Building a Business 3 Lessons for Entrepreneurs to Overcome Scaling Issues Price for where you want to be, not where you are. By Jennifer Spencer
Thought Leaders Why You Shouldn’t Always Charge to Speak and Write Doing the work for exposure is how you command a big fee later. By Josh Steimle
Business Funding 10 Powerful Business Networking Skills to Build Rapport Quickly Effective networking never happens by taking. It happens by giving. By R.L. Adams
Marketing Emotional Connectivity: The Secret to Million-Dollar Marketing Success Give your customers helpful information to drive their decision-making, and they'll give you their business -- and their loyalty. By Gene Hammett
Building a Business How to Transform a Legacy Organization Into a Legendary Company Startups are the business fixation of our time but a history of achievement is still the the best foundation for future of greatness. By Rebekah Iliff
Business Operations & Logistics 4 Reasons Why Raising Your Price Is a Brilliant Marketing Move Charging less than your competitors signals potential clients that you doubt the value of what you offer. By Christian Martin
Marketing ‘America’s New Romantic Piano Sensation’ Shows How to Gather a Tribe and Thrive in Business The popularity of Jim Brickman's music is the foundation of a business empire built by cultivating a relationship his fans feel personally. By Shawn Doyle
Thought Leaders Should Small Businesses Speak Out on Controversial Topics? Speak your mind, but don't be surprised when people want to give you a piece of theirs. By Nicole Gagnon
Business News Elon Musk Reportedly Gave His Assistant a 2-Week Test When She Asked for a Big Raise — What Happened to Her Is an Important Lesson in Salary Negotiations In his 2015 biography, Ashlee Vance shares the story of how Musk stopped working with his longtime executive assistant in early 2014. By Shana Lebowitz
Business Operations & Logistics 15 Unorthodox Ways to Get Your Foot In the Door From dimensional direct-mail to video selfies, it's time to get creative about when, where and how you make your initial pitch. By Jeff Shavitz
Human Resources Meaningful Conversations Will Keep Your Clients Coming Back for More Technology has made every aspect of business easier -- except one: making a human connection with your customer. By Craig Corbett
Tech 3 Steps You Need to Take to Build an App That Will Boost Your Business’s Value Think about Domino's app, which exists solely to connect hungry customers with hot pizzas. By Q Manning
Entrepreneurs 3 Ways to Figure out the Value of Your Time as an Entrepreneur Setting a value for your time may seem unnecessary, or redundant, but it's a valuable decision-making tool.