To date, we’ve had another great year here at Small Business Trends Radio, with new and knowledgeable experts every week. As a result, the site has accumulated a wealth of strategic business advice.

From time to time we like to list our most popular small business podcasts and now we would like to share them with you. So here are our top 5 most popular small business podcasts for the year to-date.

Congratulations to the small business experts listed below — they had the most requested audio podcasts for the months of January, February and March of 2008.

The Top 5 Popular Small Business Podcasts are:

How To Use Facebook To Market Your Business
Shama Hyder, Founder of After The Launch
Facebook has some benefits for small business owners that you need to know about and Shama shares them with you.

How to Start a Profitable, Long-Lived Business
Scott Shane of Case Western Reserve University
Choosing the right industry when starting a business is crucial because some have an 840 times greater chance of success.

Are You Making These 5 Local Marketing Mistakes?
Court Cunningham, CEO of Yodle, Inc.
Are your local online marketing efforts failing? You might be making these 5 common mistakes.

How to Buy A Business At A Bargain
John L. Herman Jr., Founder of Hermanisms.com
Herman is recognized as an expert in the sale of financially troubled companies and he’s sharing his insider tips.

How Men Can Achieve A Fulfilling Work Life Balance
Matthew Scott, Founder of The Life’s Work Group, Inc.
Matthew shares valuable insights into the questions that men can ask themselves to make a successful work/life transition.

What’s great about podcasts is that they can be listened to over and over again and downloaded for iPod listening at your convenience as well. They’ve got a long shelf life and we hope you enjoy listening to them - while learning a thing or two in the process.

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1. Congratulations to Shama Hyder, Scott Shane, Court Cunningham, John L. Herman Jr., Matthew Scott, et al!

   Comment by Martin Lindeskog — 4/20/2008 @ 4:24 pm

2. I would have to agree that these were some of the most informative guests. Good job to all involved.

   Comment by Amanda — 4/22/2008 @ 11:36 am

3. Personally, I found Shama’s show quite helpful with regards to understanding Facebook as a marketing tool. And I also really enjoyed Matt’s show. There were so many things in there that I could relate to the men in my family - my father included. I thought that was a great show topic and gives us a better look into the mysterious male mind

   Comment by Chris — 4/29/2008 @ 2:48 pm

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