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Month: July 2026

Economy

Gold and silver cool down from last year’s boom

July 29, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  In a sharp downturn from last year’s boom, gold and silver prices have cooled off significantly in the trading market. Gold had its worst quarter since 2013, shedding more than 13% in Q2 alone. […]

Sales & Marketing

Your Ad Budget Is Only as Strong as What Customers Find When They Google You

July 27, 2026 Ankush Gupta 0

  Most business owners I meet think their problem is that they need more traffic. They raise the ad budget, the clicks go up, and the results do not move the way the spend suggests […]

Cash flow Management

The Cash Flow-First Growth Strategy Every Small Business Needs

July 27, 2026 Burhan Shafique 0

  Small businesses do not usually fail because the owner lacks ambition. They fail because growth is pursued without enough cash discipline, marketing focus, leadership structure, or succession planning. The strongest businesses are not always […]

Exit Strategy

The Small Business Owner’s Retirement Blind Spot: Why Your Business Exit Isn’t a Retirement Plan

July 27, 2026 Chris Shupe 0

  Ask any small business owner about their retirement plan and you’ll hear some version of the same answer: “I’ll sell the business.” It sounds reasonable. You’ve spent years building something valuable. Why wouldn’t that […]

Sales & Marketing

Most Owners Spend Their Marketing Budget In The Wrong Order

July 27, 2026 Rhillane Ayoub 0

  Most business owners spend their marketing money trying to get noticed by strangers before they have done a good job selling to the people already trying to buy from them today. That order is […]

Economy

Trump Media looking to sell early access to financial posts

July 25, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  In what some say is a brazen pitch from Trump Media & Technology Group, beginning on August 1, the president’s company, which owns his Truth Social platform, is launching a paid service to give […]

Business Management

The Marketing Dashboard That Looked Green While a Client’s Pipeline Quietly Went Flat

July 23, 2026 Kartik Chugh 0

  In March 2026, one of our B2B SaaS clients sent me a screenshot of their marketing dashboard with a note on it that said “best month yet.” Sessions were up, social impressions were up, […]

Business Management

Why I Stopped Fighting to Keep My Flight Instructors

July 23, 2026 Mark Dixon 0

  When people learn that I run a flight school, they tend to ask the same thing. How do you hold onto good instructors when the airlines keep poaching them? For a long time, that […]

Retirement Planning

The Product Owner’s Retirement Playbook: Why I Treat My 401(k) Contributions Like a Feature Roadmap With Hard Deadlines

July 23, 2026 Scott Brown 0

  There is a moment every product owner knows well. You are sitting in a sprint planning session, staring at a backlog that is three times longer than your team can realistically deliver, and someone […]

Economy

US oil reserves fall to their lowest level in four decades

July 22, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  While the United States has maintained its leading status as the world’s largest oil producer, pumping out 13.5 million barrels of crude oil per day, the stock of its crude oil in the U.S. […]

Operations

What Grows in the Dark: Information Blind Spots That Destroy Small Businesses

July 22, 2026 Tim Whitt 0

  Small businesses rarely fail because of problems everyone can see. More often than not, the damage starts in the places owners stop looking. By the time the issues become obvious, they’ve already spread into […]

Digital Marketing

Strategic Video Marketing for SMBs: Narrative over Cinematic Vanity

July 21, 2026 Mike Vannelli 0

  Every small and medium business owner has, at some point, succumbed to the Hollywood delusion. This is the belief that to make a splash in the market, one must produce a cinematic masterpiece, complete […]

Sales & Marketing

We Don’t Spend Money on SEO or Ads, But That Didn’t Stop Links as a Service From Growing

July 21, 2026 Magnus Schmidt 0

  Kind of ironic. A link building platform that doesn’t itself use link building to grow. I know. Still built it anyway. Links as a Service is a self-serve marketplace for SEOs buying editorial backlinks. […]

Sales & Marketing

The Performance Marketing Playbook Law Firms Are Finally Waking Up To

July 21, 2026 Abram Ninoyan 0

  For decades, law firms marketed the way their founders did — Yellow Pages, billboards, referral lunches. That playbook is dead. The firms growing fastest in 2026 are running paid search campaigns with the same […]

Business Strategy

Can AI Replace a Legal Receptionist? A Deep Dive Into the Tech

July 21, 2026 Vitaliy Kononov 0

  Law firms lose clients before an attorney ever says hello. A prospective caller hits voicemail at 6 PM, waits on hold during a lunch rush, or gets routed to the wrong person entirely. By […]

Sales & Marketing

How to Design Trade Show Graphics That Attract Attention

July 21, 2026 Christina Duron 0

  Trade show visitors make quick decisions about where to stop, which is why attention-grabbing visuals are so important to create a competitive booth. Effective trade show graphics combine clear messaging with disciplined design. Every […]

Startup Businesses

Startup Funding Mistakes That Lead to Debt—and How to Avoid Them

July 13, 2026 Eric Pemper 0

  Here’s a hard truth no one tells you at pitch night: most startups don’t fail because the idea was bad. They fail because the money was mismanaged. I’ve watched brilliant founders with genuinely world-changing […]

Sales & Marketing

Strategic Marketing: Why More Leads Aren’t Better

July 13, 2026 Luke Mckirdy 0

  Many businesses confuse attention with growth, focusing on clicks, likes, and traffic even though those numbers do not always lead to paying customers. Strategic marketing helps businesses attract the right people by understanding who […]

Finance

What I Learned the First Time I Reinvested Profit Instead of Paying Myself

July 13, 2026 Rhillane Ayoub 0

  There is a moment most first-time founders do not talk about. It is not the first sale. It is the first time the bank balance is high enough that you could quietly pay yourself […]

Productivity

Protect Your Creative Units: The Daily Practice Behind Non-Average Work

July 13, 2026 Ron Lieback 0

  You do not wake up with unlimited mental horsepower. Nobody does. You wake up with a set amount of capacity for deep, original work, and once it is gone, it is gone until you […]

Succession Planning

Founders Fear Selling Will Gut Their Company. From the Buyer’s Seat, I See the Opposite.

July 13, 2026 Brandon Blewett 0

  There is a moment at almost every closing table that the lawyers never put in the documents. The founder, the person who started the company with one truck and a phone, goes quiet, pen […]

Economy

Mixed bagged labor report makes future interest rate policy murky

July 9, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  In the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report, a pair of developments are giving policy makers pause as to what is really happening in the workforce and whether a future interest rate hike is […]

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