Social media levels the playing field for small business. Kathy Perry joins Jim Blasingame with social media tips and best practices to help small businesses increase their competitiveness in the global marketplace.

Walter Kiechel, IIII joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why all small business owners, not just the young ones, should be adopting and using social media in their businesses.

Events management isn't just for big organizations. Eric Mintz jons Jim Blasingame to talk about why small businesses should use events, like webinars, etc., to promote their business, and how to market that event successfully.

Is your small business ready to serve the 24 hour customer? Adrian Ott joins Jim Blasingame to talk about new rules for winning a customer's attention in a time-starved, always-connected economy.

When is profiling a good thing? Brett Clay joins Jim Blasingame to explain why profiling is good when small businesses are looking for prospects. They also talk about how online marketing is growing and what you need to do to take advantage of this.

Is face-to-face still relevant in an online world? Debra Fine joins Jim Blasingame to explain why face-to-face interaction is not only relevant in an online world, but may actually be more important than ever as a counter-balance to the social media craze.

How does a small business qualify prospects in the age of social media? Joanne Black joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to gain qualified referral prospects by incorporating the right mix of face-to-face with social media.

How does a small business execute a customer review feature on its website? Neal Creighton joins Jim Blasingame to explain three ways to put customer review technology on your small business website.

How is networking changing in the second decade of the 21st century? Andrea Nierenberg joins Jim Blasingame to remind us that face-to-face is the original social media and that the online platforms should be used as new tools and not new rules.

How will we use technology in the next decade? Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to report on how technology will change the way we do business in the coming decade, including more collaboration, more communities and less control by businesses.