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SBTV is the first and only video news and information portal for America's small businesses. With original content produced by top small business journalists and experts, the site is one of the most popular small business resources on the Internet. Compelling content is available in all media platforms including video, articles, blogs and podcasts. The site has the most extensive small business events calendar with nearly 3,000 small business events listed.

Susan Wilson Solovic

CEO / Member since 2009

Susan Wilson Solovic, esq. is CEO and co-founder of SBTV.com -- small business television -- offering daily news, information, expert advice, and entrepreneurial inspiration. She is also the best-selling author of "The Girls' Guide to Building a Million Dollar Business," "The Girls' Guide to Power and Success" and "Reinvent Your Career: Attain the Success You Desire and Deserve." She serves as chair of Women Impacting Public Policy's Executive Advisory Board and on the Board of Directors of the John Cook School of Entrepreneurship. Solovic is a popular media guest on national television programs such as ABC's Good Money and MSNBC's Your Business. She is an award-winning small business journalist and as won numerous awards for her entrepreneurial success and leadership.

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    Social Media and Your Biz: By Design or Default

    Susan Wilson Solovic

    Sep 29, 2009 -

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    The Lazy Days of Summer Aren’t Lazy for Many Small Businesses

    Susan Wilson Solovic

    Aug 3, 2009 - The lazy days of summer aren’t so lazy for some industrious small business owners. Instead of spending their weekends lounging by the pool, they are setting up tents and selling their wares at one of the thousands of outdoor festivals being held around the country each weekend this summer. Summer festivals epitomize good- old-fashioned American fun.   Despite the summer heat, people come from all around to enjoy music and entertainment, arts and crafts, funnel cakes,

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    Lowering Prices to Win More Business Costs More Than Profit

    Susan Wilson Solovic

    Jul 31, 2009 - With both consumers and companies cutting back on spending, some of your competitor’s may be cutting prices to win more business.  So what should you do?  Should you try to match their reduced prices or perhaps even go lower? The answer is simply “No”.  It’s never a good idea to compete on price regardless of the economic environment.  Before you decide to lower your prices, think about the message you are conveying to your customers and clients. 

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