If you're dealing with clients that don't pay their bills and a bottom line that's got a bunch of holes in it, it's time to take action! You've probably considered hiring a firm that specializes in debt collection in California, but is that really the right choice?

You can't have a successful retail store without some kind of organization. The right store fixtures can show off your products, make your products easier for customers to get to, and showcase features that customers never would have seen if everything was just on a pile on a table.

The right sports uniforms can make all the difference. Whether your athletes play pro ball or in the pee wee leagues, you should be on the lookout for these 4 things:

Whether you're a pro at planning events or just have a little bit of common sense, you know how important tablecloths are to your décor. Since tablecloths are so big, they're one of the first things your guests will see.

There are plenty of issues that women suffer from, but are too embarrassed to talk about. If they did, they'd realize that many of them are very common and easy to fix!Concerned about your female health? See if it could be due to any of these 3 issues:

While search engine optimization (SEO) has been around for more than a decade, many entrepreneurs are still not convinced that it is an important part of internet marketing. Does keyword research and SEO really make a difference in the world of organic search engine results? The answer is yes.

At seven years old, and swaggering with all its 800 million unique monthly visitors, YouTube is on the verge of something new: original, non-amateur video content. The site even has a swank-ily revamped interface from which to present its offerings of polished content.

Perhaps all that's missing from the Larry Page photo you see below really is an old-fashioned top hat, a curlicue moustache, and some coattails before the familiar figure of Rich Uncle Pennybags emerges. Since Google's announcement earlier this week that material posted on its new social network,

Justin Timberlake-endorsed Myspace is back on the scene, and it just may have beaten Apple and Google to a big consumer good: TV on the Web. Specific Media, Myspace's current owner, issued a public statement concerning company plans to make the service available by early this year.

Kanye West, who's touring with Jay-Z, and whose daring and gorgeous album "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" was the toast of 2010 and 2011, has just put out a huge For Hire ad on his, let's say it, acclaimed Twitter feed.

Google has launched an algorithmic update that evaluates the layout of a webpage. The latest change looks at the layout of a page as well as the amount of content featured on a page, and will negatively affect sites that don't have enough content "above-the-fold," such as sites where users have to scroll down the page past several ads to find content.

On January 18, some of the web's largest companies as well as many smaller sites rallied together in protest against two anti-privacy bills, SOPA and PIPA, currently under consideration on Capitol Hill. Some companies, such as Wikipedia, blacked out for 24 hours, while others, such as Google and Craigslist, featured links on their pages with information about the bills.

In conjunction with the tech industry's blackout movement planned for January 18, TechCrunch confirms that Google's U.S. homepage will feature a link to highlight the company's opposition to the Stop Online Privacy Act and the Protect IP Act, two anti-piracy bills that are currently going through Congress.

Website owners and web developers pay close attention to the latest news about search engine optimization (SEO), especially when it comes out of the mouth of Google. The tech giant announced on November 14, 2011 that it has made ten recent changes to it algorithm over the past several weeks, ranging from the way it retrieves cross-language information on the web to canceling a certain signal that no longer has a major impact on ranking and SEO.

The Los Angeles Times reported that more than 500 million Chinese citizens used the web last year, according to a tech-industry firm, changing the way people process and discuss information and news in the communist-controlled state

Google continues to be inundated with complaints over its new search feature, Search Plus Your World. The Los Angeles Times reports that the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a Washington-based public interest research center, filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission on January 12 over the new feature, saying it invades the privacy of users while shutting out rivals.

With the recent launch of Search Plus Your World, Google has made it possible for users to find their own information on the web, including photos and content shared by them and other members of their network.

Google Search just got personal. The tech giant has unveiled a major change to its search results with the addition of "Search Plus Your World."

As search engines give more and more weight to social signals such as likes, tweets, and Google +1s, search marketers do, too.

Is your accounts receivable management in working order? If your business is staying afloat, then it should be. That running a business is hard work, no one would dispute, with the exception, perhaps, of only those who have never been in charge of their own enterprise.