How Successful Small Businesses Use Twitter – Part 2

May 28th, 2013 Ana Ottman No comments

blog_twitter-for-small-business-3In the part one of this Twitter marketing for small business series, we covered how to choose a username, how to write your bio and the one tip that will guarantee your success. In part two, we’re getting more in-depth with eight suggestions for tweets, how to gain more followers, how to handle customer complaints, and how to… Continue reading

How Successful Small Businesses Use Twitter – Part 1

May 17th, 2013 Ana Ottman No comments

blog_twitter-for-small-business-2Twitter is a powerful communication tool for growing a small business. The service provides a great way to communicate with your customers and get instant feedback regarding how your product or service is perceived in the customer’s eyes.  It also provides an easy and free method to promote special events, new products or special promotions that your business is running… Continue reading

Best Practices: 6 Tips to Keep Your Passwords Safe

April 29th, 2013 Eric Nash No comments
With the rise in identity theft and online security breaches, good password management has never been more important. Strong passwords ensure your information is kept private.
Here are 6 tips to keep your online passwords secure:
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Social Technology Your Business Can’t Miss

April 17th, 2013 Stamps.com Partner No comments

blog_social-media-technologyMaintaining your company’s Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, Pinterest, and other social accounts in tandem can be a labor-intensive undertaking. However, social technology tools exist that make posting content, monitoring mentions, and providing service an easy, innovative, streamlined process. From your improving your online marketing efforts, to empowering your sales team – read on to see how social can make… Continue reading

Tax Tips for eBay Sellers (Video)

March 1st, 2013 Eric Nash No comments
If you sell products on eBay, knowing all the IRS tax obligations you have at year-end is a very important part of your business.  You have sales tax to collect on product purchases, quarterly estimated taxes to pay and of course the traditional year-end tax forms to submit in April.