Market commentary, deal teardowns, product updates from Keptdo, and lessons from building technology enabled solutions.
How to underwrite a multifamily deal step by step — the framework, the metrics that actually matter, the mistakes that kill returns, and what the modern operator's toolkit looks like in 2026.
AI is no longer a buzzword — it's making real decisions inside real businesses every day. Here's a plain-language look at where AI helps, where it hurts, and how small to mid market operators should think about using it.
If you run a small to mid market business, you've thought about it: is AI going to make me obsolete? Here's a straight answer based on what we're actually seeing across real estate, healthcare, home services, and beyond.
Most small to mid market business owners think of technology as a cost. It's not — used well, technology is one of the fastest ways to add revenue. Here's how, in plain language.
Buying a profitable small or mid market business has become one of the most interesting wealth-building paths in 2026. Here's a plain-language guide to where to find deals, what to look for, what to avoid, and how to actually get one closed.
Every business has that one spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch. Here's how to tell when it's time to retire the spreadsheet, what it's actually costing you, and how to replace it without breaking what works.
Remote work isn't new. I've been deploying remote work technology since the late 1990s with Citrix and Remote Desktop Services. Here's what actually works, what doesn't, and what 25 years of lessons mean for small to mid market businesses in 2026.
Search has changed in a big way. Most small businesses haven't caught up. Here's a plain-language guide to SEO, AEO, and GEO — what they are, why all three matter now, and how small to mid market businesses can win at all three without breaking the bank.
Trying to automate everything in your business at once is the fastest way to automate nothing. Here are the five workflows that almost every small to mid market business should automate first — and why.
Almost every business owner has bought software that didn't deliver. Here's a plain-language framework for evaluating business software so you stop getting burned — and start picking tools that actually pay back.
