Every time you post, you build an opportunity. It might be for making business. It might be for sharing thought leadership. It might be the chance to build some new relationships. Mechanically, it might just be another attempt to gain better organic ranking from Google. But each post is an opportunity. To obtain any kind of value in these opportunities requires discipline. Consider these points before each post.

If you are a small business owner interested in marketing (actually, these sites are very interesting to a lot of readers even if you're not in marketing), I wanted to share some of my favorite people on the web.

These folks have been a wonderful influence in my life and I'm happy to express my gratitude and share them with you today.

No more lollygaging. Its time to finish what we started andcover the remaining seven steps for small businesses owners that can them recover from any 'poor' decisions' they have made along the way in their small business internet marketing strategy.

It's been a couple of weeks since my discussion with with A.M. McReynolds and Rick Burnes on the human ability to maintain close and meaningful relationships. Of course we can, but the question is how many of these can we maintain at any given time?

In the ever-evolving social mediasphere, my head spins when I start to think,