Best Blogs for Small Businesses

If you’re struggling to figure out social media or content marketing or other ideas for your small business, you need help and you need it quick. Don’t waste your time Googling answers. Check out these blogs. We think of them as secret weapons for small business.

Here are 8 blogs that can help you get the information you need quickly.

 

8 of the Best Blogs for Small Businesses

Kim Garst: Social media for business owners. Kim produces tons of resources, many of them free, targeted at the business owner who wants to do more social selling.

Copyblogger: everyone can use a little help writing. This site will help you overcome any hesitancy you have on the subject.

Chris Brogan: Chris urges businesses to use media and community to increase sales with tons of free resources and a mastery group.

Buffer: this site doesn’t target small business per se but it has a lot of great articles (in addition to a fantastic scheduler that can help you post to social media more efficiently).

Kabbage: this vendor is changing the way small businesses get funding. Their blog focuses on growth, motivation, and funding.

Evergreen Small Business: offers a practical how-to guide for small business on topics like taxation and the economy.

Google Small Business: Google knows all including tips for small business marketing and incorporating some of its tools to get the job done.

American Express Open Forum: this website provides insights into how to grow your business.

Richard Branson: one of my favorites. While he might not give a lot of small business advice, he does throw tons of inspirational tips about creating a culture people want to be a part of.

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Feel free to contact us with suggestions or questions. We’re happy to help. Think we should’ve included another blog in this post? Let us know that too.