How deep are you going into Google Analytics? Philippa Gamse joins Jim Blasingame to encourage you to dig deeper into the information available from Google Analytics, plus whether you should hire someone to help you with this.

There is a lot you can learn about your online traffic besides number of visitors. Philippa Gamse joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to sign up for Google Analytics, plus some of the different information elements that are available.

Are you tracking your online traffic? Philippa Gamse joins Jim Blasingame to discuss using segments in Google Analytics to breakdown online traffic to your website so you can make better decisions.

Is it time to consider a virtual assistant? Gayle Buske joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how technology has made the role of virtual assistants more productive and effective than ever.

The power of the cloud has changed the technology assessment for small businesses. Russ Madlener joins Jim Blasingame to report on a Microsoft survey of what small business look for in a technology assessment, including productivity, mobility and security.

Is providing games your next marketing tool? Ramon Ray joins Jim Blasingame to report on industries that are being disrupted by new opportunities, such as providing games instead of words, crowdsourcing for capital and on-demand workers.

How did the pioneers use the first digital media tools? Anita Rosen joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what it was like to use email in 1985 and the Internet in 1990, and when she understood the power of these new tools.

Small businesses have a great advantage online. Lois Geller joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the many ways small businesses have an advantage over big business in the online world.

Do you own a smartphone and have a mobile website? Jim Blasingame reports on two recent polls that show how small businesses are prepared for the increasing expectations of mobile customers.

For the first time, Boomers and Gen Y are buying houses at the same time. Ken Gronbach joins Jim Blasingame to report that for the first time in history, the two largest generations in U.S. history - Baby Boomers and Generation Y - are both buying houses.