General Business Resources, Items 1 to 7

"General Business Resources" includes 7 items
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1. 80 Small Business Twitterers You Should Be Following, by , Open Forum, 12-29-2009 Top 3: Guy Kawasaki, a founding partner and entrepreneur-in-residence at Garage Technology Ventures; John Jantsch, a marketing and digital technology coach; Anita Campbell, Editor and Founder of Small Business Trends.
2. Search Engine Alternatives, by John R. Joyce, Ph.D., Scientific Computing, 12-9-2008 If you want to tap the full power of the Web, and give your organization a business advantage, you owe it to yourself to explore some of the other search engines out there, Joyce suggests. Focuses on visual search engines such as Grokker, KartOO, UJIKO.
3. Battling Information Overload in the Information Age, by Reid Goldsborough, Information Today, 12-1-2008 Goldsborough offers tips from the newly-formed Information Overload Research Group on coping with the snippets of information that seem to constantly bombard and interrupt us.
4. Google Introduces Google Sites, by , EContent, 2-29-2008 With Google Sites, people can create a wide variety of sites, such as an intranet to centralize company information or a team site to manage a project. It requires no knowledge of HTML or web design skills.
5. 10 ways to find online assistants, by Allan Gardyne, Associate Programs Newsletter, 2-6-2008 In this article, Gardyne explains various ways to find and hire online assistants who can help remotely with aspects of your business. He offers tips on where to advertize as well as how to explain and outsource work.
6. Globalization, Small Biz-Style, by Karen E. Klein, Business Week, 1-23-2008 Klein reports that young entrepreneurs in developing countries find that the Internet allows them to scale up operations without huge investments.
7. Ask.com: Worth a New Look, by Stephen H. Wildstrom, Business Week, 6-21-2007 Wildstrom explains how Ask.com's searches can be more useful than those of its bigger rivals, though it won't unseat search giant Google.