Larry Wanted to Comment But Couldn’t (CARTOON)
Is one of your employees afraid to speak up during company meetings? You may be missing out on some valuable insight.
Business Humor
Professional cartoonist Mark Anderson, owner of Andertoons, brings readers a new business cartoon each week. He also adds the “backstory” about how he came up with the creative idea behind the cartoon.
For a selection of cartoons you are free to download for use in blogs, presentations and newsletters, go to our Business Cartoons Gallery.
They’re Still Talking About His Work with Last Month’s Sales Figures (CARTOON)
Too much time deep in charts and graphs could make anyone's mind wander after a while.
Charts, Graphs, and Pictures of Cats (CARTOON)
How do you dress up your business reports outside of charts and graphs? And how many pictures of cats do you include?
The Family Business Ended When the Kid Called Checkmate
What happens to family businesses when the children don't want to take the reins of ownership?
Bet You Never Knew About the Seedy Underbelly of Black Market Office Supplies
You can get great deals on manila folders and dry erase markers.
Just Don’t Call Them Employee of the Month
Small businesses need to be ever mindful how they're labeling their help these days.
Trying to Escape the Email Marketing Loop
If you hate getting stuck in these email marketing loops, it should remind you not to do that to your customers.
Worker Shortage Has Reached the Cats (CARTOON)
Every bookstore needs a cat that lounges around the store but the worker shortage has owners scratching their heads.
At Least He Didn’t Want to Get Into the Checkers Business (CARTOON)
Before you make plans to hand your family business off to the kids, you should make sure the kids really want it.
Know Your Target Market (CARTOON)
Is your small business targeting the right markets with your promotions?
Beneath that Jolly Exterior is a Complicated Giant
It's always good to have a close circle of friends to lean on.
Everyone Had the Same Idea for the Sidewalk Sale
Be sure to do some research to make sure your local marketing is unique to your neighborhood.
