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10 (More) Tips to Master E-mail Marketing
[July 1, 2009] Building a loyal customer base is more art than science, and we’ve got 10 more tips to add to your e-mail marketing palette.

How To: No-Hands PowerPoint 2007 Presentations
[July 1, 2009] Helen Bradley walks you through building a PowerPoint slide show that can run automatically – a handy promotional tool to use at events or in reception areas.

Microsoft Publisher: How to Customize Templates
[June 29, 2009] Publisher’s a terrific tool, but a few simple tweaks can customize templates so your business documents look original and fresh. Helen Bradley shows you how.

Six Truly Great Tech Tools
[June 29, 2009] They may not have been hyped as much as some tech, but these tools perfected by brand-new improvements.

Utility Review: System Mechanic 8.5 Business Edition
[June 25, 2009] Don’t expect miracles, but this handy and inexpensive collection of system diagnostic and repair utilities gives problem PCs a shot in the arm.

Windows 7 Pricing in Line with Vista
[June 25, 2009] In a “buy now, avoid the rush” state of mind, Microsoft also offers upgrade-option and pre-order programs to stimulate sales.

Hosted IT: It’s Big for Small Business
[June 24, 2009] Let someone else manage your applications, storage, backup or even your hardware infrastructure? It’s a major trend in the small-business world.

Virus-Proof Your Mac
[June 22, 2009] Believing that you’re immune from viral threats simply because you’re a Mac will land you in a world of digital hurt. Malware threats, including the first botnet operating on infected Mac OS X machines, are on the rise. We look at the best tools to fight them.

Secure E-Mail with Open Source Software
[June 19, 2009] Strong e-mail security isn't just for the enterprise. With Thunderbird and GnuPG, you can protect confidential information with industrial-strength encryption.

What’s a Business App Appliance, and Why Should You Care?
[June 18, 2009] Think Xbox or Tivo…but for work instead of play. Analyst Laurie McCabe explains what a business application appliance can do for your bottom line.

Coming Soon: Free Windows 7 Upgrades
[June 18, 2009] Planning to buy a new PC with Vista? Don’t worry…a free, or at least discounted, upgrade to Windows 7 is on the way.

VerticalResponse and Intuit: Marketing Meets Finance
[June 17, 2009] New SaaS offering lets you use the customer data you keep in QuickBooks to drive e-mail and direct-marketing campaigns.

Free Acrobat.com Beta Ends, Fees Begin
[June 16, 2009] Adobe’s online service features document collaboration at its core, with Adobe applications like Acrobat and Buzzword.

Is Telework a Fit for Your Business?
[June 15, 2009] A telecommuting policy in the work place can provide a lot of bottom-line benefits, which makes it an appealing option in today’s economy. But, like anything else, it requires due diligence.

Seven Must-Have Firefox Add-Ons
[June 12, 2009] Stop malware and help guard your privacy while on the road and away from your office network with these seven key Firefox add-ons.

Nifty Clicks: Xobni, SBA, Acrobat Alternative and FixPicture
[June 11, 2009] Andrew Lock, host of Help! My Business Sucks, shares more cool online tools that make your life a bit easier and help you get more out of your work day.

Microsoft Says There’s No More Money
[June 11, 2009] After 17 years Microsoft cashes out its personal finance software. Customers have until early 2011 to move their data to another system.

Integrating Cloud and On-Premise Apps
[June 9, 2009] Cast Iron talks about the business value of integrating SaaS and on-premise applications, and how its partnership with HP can help small businesses.

Take Your Call Center Online
[June 8, 2009] OnState is a SaaS solution that brings call center capability to small businesses quickly and inexpensively.

Nifty Clicks: LegalZoom, Widgets, PDFs, Cheap Gas
[June 4, 2009] Andrew Lock, irreverent marketing guru and Web host of Help! My Business Sucks, shares more of his favorite cool tools to make your life a bit easier.

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