The Business of Unfriending People
How start-ups such as GroupMe, Path, Diaspora, and Letter.ly are attempting to descale the social networking landscape. Read more
Recent Kickass Social Media Strategy Articles
Needed: Part-Time Help. Location: Anywhere
As the recession continues to limit small business spending power, a trend has emerged in which employers are seeking more part-time workers, many of whom ar... Read more
4 Tools for Creating Video Blogs
A review of editing software that makes it easy to produce professional-looking video blogs 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
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
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 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
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
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
Meet Google's Resident Entrepreneur
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
How to Use Social Bookmarking for Business
Social bookmarking sites can help save you time and energy, and keep you ahead of your competitors. Here's how you can take advantage of these sites. Read more
How to Make Money on Tumblr
Tumblelogging is a cheap and easy way for businesses to engage customers and achieve brand recognition — the key to keeping and growing a customer base. Read more
3 Things to Never Say on Twitter
People forget that Twitter is permanent. Once it's out there, it is on the Internet, forever. Here are some mistakes I've seen: Rule... Read more
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Internet Users Spend More Time on Facebook Than Google
It's official: More people are spending more time on Facebook. Chances are, as a business owner, you should be, too. Read more
Google Goggles
What will they think of next? Love them or loathe them, Goog... Read more
Apple's New Ping Gets Dinged
Don't blame me this time for blasting Apple. There's a long line of tech writers, bloggers and, most importantly, consumers themselves with nothing but sc... Read more
Google Taking on Facebook
The Wall Street Journal has reported that Google ... Read more
What About That Other Ping?
So, there's Apple's new social network for iTunes called Ping. It was just announced this week and as Steve Jobs himself described it; it's "like Facebook... Read more
Why Greenpeace Isn't Facebook's Friend
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
How Google Cost Me $4 Million
Being penalized by Google made Ryan Abood’s company stronger. Read more
Internet Users Over Age 50 Flocking to Social Media
Social networking use among Internet users ages 50 and older nearly doubled over the last year, as they look to reconnect with old friends and family. Read more
Pay With a Tweet
There's a new currency system out there – Pay With a Tweet . Instead of paying mone... Read more
