Gwen Moran
Gwen Moran is a freelance writer and co-author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Business Plans (Alpha, 2010).
How 3 Franchise Owners Came Back From Disaster
When times got tough, these franchisees held their ground and didn't look back.
Web Startup Helps Track Customer Reviews
Revinate helps hoteliers track customer reviews from across the web by pulling reviews from top hospitality sites and feedback from social media.
How to Take Your Business to the Next Level in 2013
Here, 10 steps you can take to ensure your startup is on track for a prosperous new year.
How to Sharpen Your Decision-Making Skills
Four ways to merge your brain and gut for better outcomes.
What to Do Before Firing a Problem Client
When frustration levels are high, beware of making a hasty decision about difficult customers. Here's what you need to know before letting them go.
4 Management Lessons From a Company With Five CEOs
What your business can learn from a company with a very unconventional management structure.
6 Lessons from Small Businesses Damaged by Superstorm Sandy
The stories of three resilient entrepreneurs who used strength and resourcefulness to keep their businesses going after the storm.
How to Banish Holiday Stress
It's the busiest time of the year, follow these four ways to decompress now.
Web Startup Can Help You Plan Your Free Time
Classtivity brings the online booking model to recreation.
Your Business Without You: 4 Steps to Finding Your Successor
What you need to do now to ensure leadership continuity in your business.
4 Seasonal Business Survival Tactics
If your business booms during one season and lags the rest of the year, here's how to smooth out the fluctuations.
4 Ways to Disconnect and Get More Done Without Unplugging Completely
Here's how to find more tech-free time and gain control over your workday.
How Praising Employees Can Help Your Business Thrive
Five appreciation opportunities you can adopt today.
How One Franchise Owner Got His Businesses Running After Hurricane Sandy
How Eric Casaburi's Retro Fitness and Let's Yo! franchise systems bounced back after the superstorm.
How to Get Funding? Act Like You Don't Need It
Vungle, a mobile advertising startup, makes trailers for apps and had investors fighting get in on the action.
Entrepreneurial Doctor Takes the Sting Out of Shots
An entrepreneurial doc sets aside her own jitters to help quell the fears of others
How to Turn Your Fear into Fuel
Three steps to make your entrepreneurial anxiety work for you.
How to Build and Manage a Website With Your iPhone
Weebly introduces its free blogging platform as an iSO app.
6 Ways to Stay Productive in a Power Outage
As Hurricane Sandy barrels into the Eastern Seaboard, don't let a loss of electricity slow down your progress.
The Strengths and Weaknesses of Your Leadership Style
How to recognize four of the most common leadership styles.
How to Start a Foundation
Establishing a nonprofit requires an ongoing commitment, not just an initial injection of funding. Here are the steps to take when you're ready to jump in.
Should You Use Personality Testing in Hiring?
Four factors to consider to use employment personality tests effectively.
BrandYourself Helps Users Clean up Their Online Identity
DIY web platform helps clear up possible identity mix-ups online that could cost you business or your reputation.
How to Develop a Culture of Innovation
Jeffrey Phillips, co-founder of OVO, an innovation consulting firm, shares how any company can create a more innovative environment.
How to Make a Poor Performance Review More Effective
4 tips for making the task of presenting bad news less painful -- and more productive -- for everyone.
3 Secrets of Happy Employees
Master these elements to cultivate a happier workplace and greater productivity.
3 Things to Consider About Swearing at Work
Is swearing in the office not a big deal, or should you encourage your employees to watch what they say?
How to Build an Ethical Business Culture
Three steps to make sure your employees' behavior is above board.
Should You Pass on a CEO?
Management isn't for everyone. Four ways to let someone else take charge of your company without feeling like you are losing control.
Crowdtilt Makes Group-Funding Available to Everyone
The social fundraising site powers money raising efforts for everything from charities to joint vacation rentals.Most Popular
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