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Linchpin SEO, a local digital interactive agency, has created an infographic all Facebook marketers should be salivating for. The infographic is a cheat sheet for marketers and brands who are ...

If you are looking to raise money for your company -- or keep up at cocktail parties -- you should have a few facts about crowdfunding up your sleeve. Crowdfunding is a way of raising money for a new ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Calling an employee a contractor feels like an innocent enough move, especially when your business is running on thin margins and doing ...

Companies like Herman-Miller, Nike, Starbucks and Apple have all made a great case as to why businesses should care about design. These and 10 other design-minded companies grew 299 percent between ...

Only about half of LinkedIn users have a complete profile—yet… those who have a complete, optimized profile are about 40 time more apt to receive a job opportunity from LinkedIn. That's according to ...

Calling an employee a contractor feels like an innocent enough move, especially when your business is running on thin margins and doing so could save you bundles in taxes. But a misclassification of ...