Can Bonnaroo's Creators Build an Epic Foodie Festival?
It's the first year the Great Googamooga festival in Brooklyn puts the spotlight on dozens of local chefs and craft food-and-drink makers. If "food is the ne... Read more
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I've Seen This Movie Before 
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Bad Press? 5 Ways to React
Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren fumbled news that she'd claimed ethnic minority status at Harvard Law School. When the press is all bad, here's how you can... Read more
Make Your Team More Nimble: 8 Rules
These easy guidelines can keep your company fast and flexible. Read more
Act Like A Big Company--on a Shoestring Budget
Tips from Mark Peter Davis, founder of Kohort, and Scott Gerber, founder of the Young Entrepreneur Council. Watch video
Give a Great Speech: 3 Tips from Aristotle
Convey your message, convince your audience, and confirm where they stand. A method from the master of rhetoric himself. Read more
Marketing Tips: Build Your Brand on LinkedIn
Potential customers now assess your brand based on your LinkedIn profile rather than your website. Read more
Be Cool in Crisis: Lessons From the Secret Service Scandal
How a management team prepares for and manages a crisis is what sets a great business apart from a mediocre one. Here are a few steps key to PR success in th... Read more
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When toy company Geared for Imagination needed a presentation for online, for at a trade show, and for internal training, it found Prezi, a fast-growing inte... Read more
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These key sales and marketing principles may not be trendy--but they're true. Read more
Why Your Promo Video Stinks
Are your videos roaring or boring? Read these three tips for taking a basic failed video and making it a success. Read more
Design Makeover: Healthy Pantry Gets New Look
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Will Customers Buy Cocoa-Based Toothpaste?
A fancy new product argues that cocoa is better at rebuilding tooth enamel. Whole Foods bought--but will consumers? Read more
Not Getting Press? You're Doing It Wrong
Chances are, you're still trying to pitch the big 'home run' story. Ain't gonna happen. Try these angles instead. Read more
Inbound Marketing: How to Make It More Effective
With inbound marketing, the customer comes to you, but you still have to move the opportunity forward. Read more
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Friends in high places can help your company take off--but big endorsements cost big bucks. See how these companies found famous fans. Read more
Why Being Color Conscious Makes Good Business Sense
Do you wear black like a New Yorker, or take risks with bold and bright colors? What about your decor? These tips can help you stand out from the crowd and e... Read more
Become an Authority: 6 Steps
If you want the world to recognize you as an expert, you need to know your stuff--and know your turf. Read more
How Uber Taxi Rolls Out City by City
Travis Kalanick, co-founder of Uber, explains the local market approach he took to grow his car service in seven U.S. cities, Paris, and Toronto. Up next? Asia. Watch video
Customer Service: 5 Rules for Handling Complaints
The Internet gives angry customers a megaphone; even one angry one can do a lot of damage. Here's how to defend your company and defuse a crisis. Read more
Stop Working More Than 40 Hours a Week
You may think you're getting more accomplished by working longer hours. You're probably wrong. Read more
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The best managers have a fundamentally different understanding of workplace, company, and team dynamics. See what they get right. Read more
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At $5.5 million and growing, Pebble becomes the most highly funded Kickstarter project ever. Read more
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Reporter's notebook: Navigating a sea of 200 start-ups, here's what stood out at the 2012 showcase of burgeoning tech companies. Read more
How to Create a Viral Campaign (Hint: You Can’t)
Whether or not your marketing takes off--and takes on a life of its own--isn't really up to you. But you can set yourself up for success. Read more
A Clever Way to Spy on Your Competitors
Get to know what your rivals are up to online. Don't worry--it's legal. Read more
Women: 3 Ways to Get More Respect
Working women say they still suffer setbacks in the office. One guy weighs in with a few suggestions. Read more
How I Built My Company With Grassroots Marketing
Happy Family became one of the fastest-growing food companies in the U.S. by tapping into a network of moms. Read more
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The word may sound stodgy. But courtesy and manners are still essential--particularly in business. Read more
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These goofs can stunt your revenue and growth, and maybe even put you out of business. Read more
Why Your Why Doesn’t Matter
Most entrepreneurs have their inspirational Why for why they do what they do, but actually, it's not your why that brings in customers. Read more
Viral Video: Funniest Company Spoofs
Humor can be tough to pull off--but these clever marketing videos made an impact online. Read more
CEOs: 5 Simple Reasons Why You Should Tweet
No more excuses. Tweeting, even for c-level execs, can be surprisingly productive. Here's why. Read more
The Dangers of Marketing Half-Baked Products
Should you show the world your technology before it's fully baked? Google did with Project Glass--but that doesn't mean you should. Read more
