Small Business Articles

It's time to toss the Yellow Pages and embrace social media marketing. Don't worry, we'll help show you the way.

The questions you’re not asking in job interviews may be a primary reason for high employee turnover

It’s a new year. Now is the time to put pen to paper (or keyboard to computer?) to compile that employee handbook you’ve been avoiding.

With the economy on the upswing and property developers back at work in many regions, here are three simple ways to get ready for a busy year.

‘Sooner or later, you get to a point — a threshold — where you can only do so much yourself.’

The start of a new year provides the perfect opportunity to revamp your bookkeeping.

Day-to-day goals — not those dreadful New Year’s resolutions — are critical. Learn how to battle the drudgery of setting them.

Learning how to deal with insecurities is important for a small-business owner.

A photo of a Texas plumber’s old pickup truck goes viral after landing in the hands of Jihadists in Syria.

These easy-to-use accounting software programs will keep you on track year-round. Take a peek, and figure out which one fits your company best.

Customers will cringe at your price. That’s their problem, not yours. Move on and learn how to price jobs appropriately to make a profit.

Come 2015, installing new water heaters might be a two-person job. Plus, learn what is being called a “job killer” for plumbers.

If you want to stay competitive, you need to ensure your business is waiting for customers on the list of local Google search results.