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Four entrepreneurs offer marketing strategies to a start-up that sells custom toys. Read more
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How to Double Your Gift Card Sales
Consumers spent more than $23 billion on gift cards last year. We've pinpointed the best strategies for small businesses to help gift card sales soar. Read more
How to Make Freemium Work For You
Giving away your product or services isn’t as crazy as it sounds. Here are steps to get the most out of the strategy. Read more
10 Tips for Handling a Media Blitz
Is there such thing as too much good press? Here's how to master your PR in a press onslaught and keep a positive business buzz going strong. Read more
Small Businesses Shun Social Media in Favor of Traditional Websites
Companies seem more willing to invest in their website and in e-mail marketing than they do in social media. Read more
How to Write a Social Media Press Release
The success of a social media campaign is reliant upon the networks and users themselves. Here is how to craft a press release that incorporates social inter... Read more
Christopher McCann, Co-founder of StartupDigest 
Young Silicon Valley entrepreneur Christopher McCann answers questions about starting a successful e-mail newsletter business. Watch video
Labor Board Backs Workers' Right to Bad-mouth Bosses Online
In what could be a precedent-setting case, a federal agency says employees' right to gripe online is protected. Read more
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How Would You Sell Temporary Wallpaper?
Four seasoned entrepreneurs offer marketing strategies for Tempaper. Read more
7 Deadly Web Design Sins
Designers, are you guilty of creating information-overload homepages or building the "unwelcome screen?" The experts are here to save you. Read more
How to Drive More Traffic to Your Website
Driving traffic to your site is an organic process that takes time and one that never really ends. Here are some tools to help you achieve a growing number o... Read more
Andy Dunn, Co-founder of Bonobos
Andy Dunn, co-founder of Bonobos, an online men's apparel retailer based in New York City, talks about building a successful business on the Web. Watch video
GetGlue: The Foursquare of Entertainment?
The act of "Checking In" continues to evolve. For entertainment social service GetGlue, they've figured out how checking in to media can be profitable. Read more
Facebook, Amazon Team Up for Venture Fund
Other investors in the new $250 million fund dedicated to the social web include Zynga, Liberty Media and Comcast. Google mysteriously missing. Read more
Is Social Media Really Worth Your Time?
A new survey shows half of small businesses are unconvinced about the medium's popularity -- and whether it should be used to find customers. Read more
How to Design an E-commerce Page
Great sites are simple, convenient, and offer an experience that consumers want to have again and again. Read more
How to Design a Great "About Us" Page on Your Website
Whether you're starting from scratch or revisiting an About Us page in need of a little TLC, you can take yours from forgettable to memorable by incorporatin... Read more
Three Cheers for You, Boss
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: <... Read more
Meet the BYU Student Who Took Orabrush Viral
Dr. Bob had a tongue cleaner that no one wanted to buy. Then he found Jeffrey Harmon, a college student who understood how to create a viral marketing hit. Read more
How to Back Up Your Social Media Accounts
What would happen if you lost all of the data you share on social networks? Here's why, and how you should back up your favorite social tools. Read more
Get the Guinness Stamp of Approval
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: Lo... Read more
4 Essential Data-Mining Tools
Statistical analysis software such as Google Chart API and SAS Analytics help companies make the most of their data. Read more
Would You Buy Underwear By Subscription?
The CEOs of Tommy Bahama and Bonobos weigh in on Manpacks's plan to sell men's underwear subscriptions. Read more
Getting Your Resumé Ready for Google
Four start-ups seek to help people polish the online reputation. Read more
Start-Ups 2010: Finding an Audience Online
Getting attention online is easier said than done, according to start-up founder Greg Stallkamp of Holos Fitness. Read more
Building a Fortune on a Grudge
David Fincher's sensational film looks at a company whose founders have already had the kind of falling out that used to take friends in business a couple of... Read more
AOL Buys TechCrunch
Expanding its growing network of blogs, online giant agrees to acquire Michael Arrington's influential Silicon Valley site. Read more
The E-mail Heard 'Round Silicon Valley
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
The Key to the Facebook Movie
Paul Graham's classic essay on why nerds are not popular may help explain the improbable rise of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. Read more
New Search Engine Optimization Methodology
While teaching a social media class last Friday in Columbus, OH, I ran across a company at the technology incubator up there called Read more
Garrett Camp, Founder of StumbleUpon
The 31-year-old founder of the popular social link-sharing StumbleUpon, Garrett Camp shares his advice about starting an online business. Watch video
Twitter's Capital City is New York, Report Finds
A new report says San Francisco is the most connected, but New York City is tops for Twitter. Read more
