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Category Archives: Tools
Growing legitimacy of virtual businesses in the “flexible job age”
I remember the first time my parents asked me the question: “so, when will your company be making enough money for you guys to get some office space?” My response of “never” was kind of surprising to them, judging by how their jaws hit the floor. The shocking truth is: the decision to make your…
Social media policies: two factors to consider
If your company has an employee manual, handbook, or even one-sheeter with a list of expected dos and don’ts for its employees, chances are you are going to want some form of social media policy in place. There are two major points to consider when contemplating your company’s policy strategy.
Max’s Delicatessen and the Groupon customer from hell
Steve Dubrinsky, the owner of Max’s Delicatessen, is one of the best restaurant promoters in Birmingham. I see his ads, hear his radio spots, & Max’s is all over Facebook. So it’s not surprising he uses Groupons to increase his traffic. And because his food is so good it’s also not surprising he sold 7,000…
Cloud computing for dummies
Buzz12 is a virtual company. That means we don’t have office space. And our 10 or so employees don’t meet together face-to-face on a daily basis. Rather, we all work from home, Starbuck’s, our backyard, or any other place where our internet access will reach us. As a result of being a virtual company, I…
Tuesday’s Terrific Tools
Hi there folks! I’ve made some recommendations in the past of tools that my team has used to be more productive, and those posts always seem to get a lot of traffic. I’m going to start being more routine about passing along to you tools I recommend each Tuesday. I’m hopeful that you will share…