Jori and Jim talk about the strategy of having multiple URLs that point to your single Web site, including the possibility of one that is a common misspelling of your name. They go on to discuss getting started on tuning up your Web site for 2006. Jori also offers the link to her excellent site for children, which is monitored full-time by an adult during an interview on The small Business Advocate Show.

Peter and Jim discuss how and why small businesses should conduct proper evaluations before purchasing any technology, whether hardware or software.

Dan joins Jim for the first time to talk about the newest management software that integrates all management and operating functions, whether customers, inventory, accounting, etc., and puts the controls at the fingertips of management.

Philippa joins Jim to talk about how to attract customers who visit your Web site by posting any public relations news about you or your company on your Web site.

Judy joins Jim to talk about the importance of building community and partnerships and how this will benefit your small business.

In his first visit on the show, Justin talks with Jim about the value of having a Web site and an easy way to get one.

Alan and Jim begin their visit talking about a quiet computer, one that's water-cooled instead of by a fan. They go on to discuss Cable vs. DSL broadband connections, and the next killer app.

Christina and Jim discuss how we shouldn't take the availability and use of email lighly. Email is a powerful tool, but it can also become a management challenge if not properly deployed by all users.

Tom discusses with Jim the challenges we face in the future regarding global petroleum availability, and something called Peak Oil.

Enlisting the Brain Trust's top two intellectual property experts, Jim asked Andre and Jonathan to discuss their thoughts on our intellectual property journey, and what that means for small businesses in the 21st century global marketplace.