Many small business owners also have a spouse that is involved in the business. For some this is a dream come true. For others, not so much.

We’ve all got friends – and most small business owners couldn’t get by without them. Or could they?

If you’re one of the many small business owners that work from home, you may have kids. If so, this article’s just for you!

If you have a small business, chances are you’re being pulled in many different directions. By systemizing your business process, you’ll save time and money – and your sanity.

Working with charities is a good way to get the word out about your small business and do some good at the same time. But how do you decide when to say no?

How do you know when something needs to be addressed or modified within your small business? When you are looking to see what is going wrong, there are several ratios that will help you to find out quickly.

How do you know how well your small business is (or isn’t!) doing? If you’ve been looking at your bank account to find out, you may want to rethink that strategy.

There are many advantages in buying an existing small business, such as access to ready inventory, clients and employees. But there are some risks that aren’t obvious - and they can pose serious problems if ignored.

In this hi-tech age of cell phones, email and SMS, the humble phone is still holding down the fort as an effective and inexpensive mode of communication.

In these competitive times, it is just not enough to handle clients on a mechanical level. Instead, satisfy each customer to such an extent that they feel and say WOW!