BusinessBlogs.co.nz, PropertyBlogs.co.nz and BusinessBlogsHub.com are what I class as “Content Hubs”.

Yesterday I had the unfortunate situation of being in contact with an Internet Troll. Before I talk about ways to combat an Internet Troll lets first define what an Internet Troll is.

Owning several businesses that provide services to small business I constantly see patterns emerging within the small business community.

Rodney Wayne Franchisee – Swan Management Limited (Rodney Wayne) engaged CampaignHub’s* social media marketing solution to build up their email database quickly and ethically.

Retirement villages are a great option for people who want a degree of independence in retirement but with the added benefits that come from communal living.

Most recently a burgeoning NZ based wine company – which of course had registered its company name, domain name and trade mark in New Zealand – received an official looking email from an Asian based “domain name registering company”.

This makes perfect sense to me and I have written about this before. If these “experts” are making a ton of money using their strategy/product why on Earth would they be selling their secret to the world for $97.00 plus a few 100 useless bonuses?

Usually I spend ages writing a catchy introduction to my blog articles, but this time the first point is so immensely powerful and persuasive I don’t need to…

The debate of how much effort and resource a business should invest within social media for engagement continues but we at BusinessBlogs.co.nz have found that social networks are increasingly making up 30-40% of our inbound traffic.

How do we ensure our communication is understood? How do we get communication to be relevant, interesting, and exciting to the other participant?

In my role as a venture catalyst in the private investment market, I often get asked how to go about a raise and what value propositions angel investors are looking for in new companies?

I love Excel, I think it’s pretty obvious if you have a look to my site I’m not alone, millions and millions of people around the world use it too and, more or less, love it.

Tips for protecting you and your money from scam artists.

Internationally renowned Joint Venture Specialist, Robin J. Elliott defines a Joint Venture (Strategic Alliance) as “…a business agreement or partnership …

Most top business people are afraid to admit their mistakes but Bizzone, organisers of the Bizzone Business Expos, have persuaded eight business leaders to talk about their greatest stuff ups in business and share them in a tell all documentary.

The past year has been one of survival for many businesses. One of battening down the hatches, shedding costs, looking inwardly and waiting for the storm to pass.

Statistically a large number of start-up businesses will fail, with those surviving often being sold to have their new owners make the real gains.

You can probably name a few different personality profiling systems. One example is the popular Myers Briggs that many businesses use to evaluate potential employees.

Shock, horror! A new survey is out that suggests Kiwis just are not taking enough holidays and are prepared to work extra rather than take even the holiday they are entitled to.

Lincoln Tan is reporting on the continuing trauma being caused to people who are being led to believe that a Work To Residence Visa will automatically mean you get Permanent Residency.