as the face of your business. Google Sites allows you to import information from other apps, such as your appointment calendar or standard client forms, and post it to your site for employees or customers to have easy access to. "Google Sites is like a wiki system," says Hayes, who uses the application so that he and his business partner in Denmark can keep track of company projects, ideas and contractors. "I have sections set up for competitors' ideas we want to improve, and even problems we want to fix within our business." You can designate only certain employees to have administrative capabilities, i.e. editing and posting site information, or grant access to your entire team (especially if you're operating with a tightly-knit staff). If the applications made exclusively by Google don't fulfill all of your needs, don't forget to check out the Google Apps Marketplace, where you can find plenty of third-party apps -- some for free -- which serve a variety of functions and integrate with the other standard apps. Intuit Online Payroll, for example, enables you to pay employees directly from Google Calendar and provide them online access to paystubs. Zoho CRM is a customer relationship management tool that helps improve client interaction in a number of ways, such as tracking and sorting e-mail conversations. To augment Google Calendar's capabilities, Greg Cross of Cross Creative uses Tungle.me, an app that allows members to publish public schedules, accept appointment requests and reduce double-bookings. "It really helps mainstream my