Jim Blasingame reports on a recent online poll that shows how small business owners feel about using crowdfunding in their businesses.

Mary Cantando joins Jim Blasingame to tell you that your prices aren’t high enough if customers aren’t pushing back a little, and to not apologize for your prices.

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.

Kelle Olwyler joins Jim Blasingame to reveal several indicators you will experience if you’re business is growing too fast for your capital and organization.

Mary Cantando joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to think about pricing strategy as a CEO duty, and how to test the market to see if you can raise prices.

Rick Newman joins Jim Blasingame to explain that while other businesses are getting fatter, here’s how to get your share of the profits.

Rick Newman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the with the trend away from robust startup creation, American businesses are getting older and fatter, but are you taking advantage of this trend.

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.

John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to offer some counterintuitive tips for investing, including diversifying your investments to different asset classes.

John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the stock market and why we may be looking at returns well below average in the future.