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Membership website meets social networking site Imagine a collaborative website for exchanging business contacts that is basically a cross between the online marketplace of eBay and the social networking site of  

This excellent resource for photographers of all skill levels charges members less than $50 annually and despite competition from similar websites, gets upwards of 700,000 page views per month.  

Started three years ago by software engineer and sewing enthusiast Deepika Prakash, of Acton, Massachusetts, PatternReview.com provides sewers with a platform to share their tips and techniques by writing and  

The International Code Council (www.iccsafe.org), a membership association dedicated to building safety and fire prevention, develops the codes used to construct residential and commercial buildings, including homes and schools. Most  

Working in a call center must be tedious. Every caller requires courtesy, attention to detail, and service with a smile. And the calls keep coming, hour after hour. So how  

For most of us past the age of 25, business travel has long lost its glamour. And while traveling for a holiday may hold the promise of an exciting destination,  

Home exchange websites are popping up everywhere. Ostensibly, they offer affordable vacation housing without the hassles of owning a time share. Most have extensive computer databases of homes available for rental  

More than 15,000 adult members now belong to a website that helps them organize pick up games of everything from croquet to Ultimate Frisbee. Looking for a fourth for  

Have you ever been upside down in a car lease? Need to bail out of your expensive monthly car payments? This website might be able to help you. The term "upside  

Imagine owning a membership site where most of the content is provided at no cost to you by other people, plus you have at least three profit centers. This business  

According to a year-old study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, the "online faithful" are devout and they use the Internet for personal spiritual matters more than for  

Steve Sztopek says that, metaphysically, you have to be out of your mind to be successful. Whatever he is doing, it seems to be working. In the following inspiring interview, he