HBS Working Knowledge (2/28/08). Be sure to check out: "How can a resource-challenged start-up grow?"

NYT (1/15/09): In this article, David Pogue says it like it is when it comes to Twitter and other social media, for that matter.

Adweek (10/27/08): It didn't take this company long to research and grow their business using sites like MySpace.

BusinessWeek (8/8/08): The author references interesting theories about communications in estimating how advertisers may value Twitter.

(B2B Blog 7/14/08): According to Forrester Research, it looks like corporations aren't getting the payback they thought from blogs. Maybe it's their writing style.

ReadWriteWeb (5/28/08): Walled Garden or Web utility. Which way for social media? The question is explored in this article about how money will continue to be made in this space.

New York Times (3/3/08): Got mobile technology and content? Apps that make it easy to offer ads or social networking on the phone? You may have it made.

It's all about eyeballs in this story from MediaPost. Read about who and what's being funded on the Net.

BusinessWeek (6/3/08): The online auctioneer, eBay is finding that people are growing tired of the bidding process. It's just as easy for many to get a great deal with a simple Internet search.

Anil Batra's Web Analysis (Analytics), Online Advertising and Behavioral Targeting blog (3/10/08): Lots of nifty charts and detailed information.

Smashing Magazine (9/10/07): Building a website begins with understanding who your visitor is and what they'll want to do at your site. Here's a great list of ways to figure that out.

If you're looking for data about what small businesses spend on advertising, check out the reports posted on the Palore blog.

Newly released study shows among other things that contrary to popular fiction, fewer than 10% of small businesses fail in first year. (3/12/08)

HBS Working Knowledge (11/28/07). Although this article makes the case for some very large corporations, there are still valuable lessons for the small business as well.

Learn more on our own SMB page.

Harvard Business Review (3/3/08)