Over at the HP SMB marketing site, my second post is up. Now, for most of you, this stuff will not be particularly new, but it's good to recall that just 42% of all SMBs have websites, and most of those are not particularly social in nature. From my post:

Most small business websites are not very good. That means you have a chance to really stand out. And that's a huge competitive advantage.

At this point you're probably rolling your eyes and saying "Yeah, right. Now I have to spend thousands of dollars making something that's just going to break in a few months, and then I'll have to pay another grand to fix it."

Not true. With small business and the web, the best way to start is to start small, and start social. Your business is a network of relationships - between vendors, clients, colleagues, and co workers. So instead of worrying about boiling your website ocean, trying simmering the social seas instead.