@PFinmario Hmmm never heard of it.

@DC @ Young Adult Money  For online-only stores, I’ve used resellerratings.com for years

@PFinmario Yelp is great, but I think it’s more important for brick and mortar businesses like restaurants, coffee shops, etc.  I haven’t used Yelp for an online service or business before.

@PlungedinDebt And how many people are stuck in the gmail ghetto even when they are trying to present themselves as a professional?  I just have to shake my head sometimes when I get an email from some business and it’s their first point of contact with me and they have a GMAIL.  It’s usually someo business/person I’ve never talked to who are at the same time trying to prove their professionalism and sell me on an idea/product/etc.

@Mrs1500 I think starting a blog with information based on your field can be a good idea, as long as you are VERY careful about not sharing confidential information. Everything has to be public. 
 
Logos are so important and I definitely plan on getting a new one with my redesign (whenever that will be).  I wouldn’t attempt to do one on my own, and it was one of my first expenses when starting this site.  It actually introduced me to a personal finance blogger who I regularly talk to.

@ForHerByHer Unless it’s an established business I rarely trust them.  There was someone brokering an advertisement from gmail who was trying to get paid after I posted their ad.  I straight up told them – you are emailing me from gmail while I’m an established business and I would be happy to give you a list of references if you are weary of paying upfront.