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Crowdfunding is financing a new business venture with many small contributions from individuals, usually via the internet.

Why Google Local Is Important to Your Small Business

How can you get your small business on Google Local? In this day and age it is very important to have an online presence for your business. Let's dive into how you can get started with Google Local for your business.

Top 5 Social Activities to Grow Your Business 2016

Top Five Social Activities to Grow Your Business

Growing your business with social media requires a good amount of work. Being social online, understanding your audience, and creating good content are just some of the social activities that may help you achieve your desired results.

How To Run a Successful Small Business

So you started a business...now comes the challenge of actually managing the business and the employees - what are the critical things you should focus on? Well, here are some thoughts from other successful business owners.

Using LinkedIn to Grow Your Business

Calling all entrepreneurs! Wondering how to use LinkedIn* for business growth—whether it’s expanding or creating your client base? If so, you’ve come to the right place.

Businesses That Started in Garages

Thinking of going into business from your home, garage, or another tight spot? You’re not alone, since as of 2016, there are 18.3 million home-based businesses in the U.S.

Starting a Brewery Business

Interview with John Rubbo, Co-Founder of Yonkers Brewery

Real Estate Investing for Beginners

Interview with Whitney Carpenter, Chief Operations Officer at Billwood Properties & Author

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