Jim Blasingame reveals the fourth form of crowdfunding as coming from investors, and why this type is having problems getting through the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Jim Blasingame reveals the results of a recent poll which asked what are the greatest concerns of small businesses, and he offers his commentary on what was reported.

Jim Blasingame continues his series on crowdfunding, this time he explains how a crowdfunding business loan works and puts it in context with other loan options.

Jim Blasingame talks about the death of Robin Williams and reminds us to be careful coveting the lives of celebrities and wealthy people as having something more valuable than your own life.

Jim Blasingame begins a three-part series on how crowd funding is morphing into crowdfunding, a new term and new rules for old fashioned fundraising and venture capitalization. This one is about contributions and fundraising.

Jim Blasingame makes the connection between the foreign policy of exceptional nations like the U.S. and the perpetuation of our liberty.

Jim Blasingame reveals why saying "no problem" instead of "you're welcome" or "thank you" is the equivalent of a business death wish.

Jim Blasingame reveals that prospects are 60% more likely to believe what strangers say online about you than believe your marketing messages.

Jim Blasingame reveals how having great success in growing your top line sales number could also produce a cruelly ironic cash flow challenge that could be disastrous.

Jim Blasingame reveals why saying "Thank you" to prospects and customers as many different ways as humanly possible is increasingly one of the most powerful things you can do.