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Companies are turning to social media as the next frontier for advertising — and even small businesses can afford to get in on the action.

For many small-business owners, the answer is probably more.

Why did small businesses go bankrupt in this downturn? They didn’t plan for catastrophe. Here’s a guide to the risks your business should consider and plan for to thrive no matter what.

Can customers view your business website on a smartphone? Should your business have an app? We walk you through the basics of going mobile.

One great way to stretch a small marketing budget is to find a marketing partner that can help you boost exposure for your products.

Customers always have questions, and often they are very bizarre. Here are tips on how to make sure you address them effectively.

Affordable usability audits can weed out glaring trouble spots. A range of services are available to help for less than $200.

Some well-known retailers are not responding adequately to customer-service complaints online. Your business should not do the same.

In a constantly changing digital workplace, it pays to team up with younger colleagues to glean tips on social media, mobile apps and more.

Don’t overlook these unexpected online opportunities for prospects.