Vasil Azarov December 18, 2014 Do people think you’re crazy? Good. A girl in a bar asked me once, “So, you’re an entrepreneur, huh? What does that mean?” I told her that I’m unemployed, soon to be homeless, and her future ex-boyfriend. I also told her that I could meet with her for 3 … Continue reading 3 Ways to Cultivate Your Entrepreneurial Mindset
Ronn Torossian December 17, 2014 Running a successful company or new start up business requires more than the ability to deliver high-quality services and products to potential customers. Understanding the do’s and don’ts when it comes to PR and marketing for a Startup is a key factor in determining the level of success you experience … Continue reading 10 PR Do’s and Don’ts for Start Ups
Tabitha Jean Naylor December 12, 2014 Every business can encounter some difficulties during its start-up, however, it is up to you whether you survive it or not. Implementing a decent business plan certainly helps, although it does not hurt to move away from it sometimes, for example when certain adjustments need to be made. … Continue reading Survive Your Business Start-up
Dan Rosenberg December 9, 2014 Zuckerberg. Gates. Jobs. All names that are associated with success, innovation and brilliance in the tech age; in essence they are the epitome of what an entrepreneur aspires to be. Recently Gallup conducted an assessment of 2,500 U.S. entrepreneurs and found certain characteristics to correlate with increased rates of … Continue reading 10 Habits that Drive Entrepreneurial Success
Josh Tolan December 9, 2014 Never one impressed by bureaucracy or office politics, you may have decided to take a different career route. You might be like the 67 percent of Millennials who own or plan to own a startup company. Or maybe your startup has grown in recent times and you’re about to … Continue reading Can Video Interviews Help Your Startup Scoop The Competition?
Shellye Archambeau, December 08, 2014 Shellye Archambeau In my last two articles, I explored the top risks and opportunities that startups face during their first five years of existence. In this conclusion to the series, I’d like to discuss the final phase of startup growth—Year 5 and up. If your business has made it … Continue reading The Risks and Opportunities in a Startup: Age 5 Years and Up
Nuno Sebastiao December 4, 2014 If you had less to be thankful for this past Thanksgiving, now is the time to make changes in your startup, revisit the mission of founders and reevaluate your values that started it all. During this time year, I like to reflect about lessons learned from the original entrepreneurs, … Continue reading What Startups Can Learn From The Pilgrims
Dan Schawbel December 3, 2014 I spoke to Glen Gilmore, who is an internationally-recognized digital marketing strategist. He is also a practicing attorney and teaches Digital Marketing, Crisis Communications and Social Media Law at Rutgers University Center for Management Development. Glen was ranked two years in a row near the top of the Forbes’ … Continue reading How to Run All Aspects Of a Startup
Jamin Andrews December 2, 2014 The vast majority of businesses use email and most even have a website, but establishing your business online is more than just ordering a new domain name. Good business owners understand the importance of planning any expansion to their business, and web design is no different. You should be … Continue reading 5 Tips For Web Design Startups
Michelle McIntyre December 2, 2014 Naming start-ups can be fun. When I advise clients on name ideas, I just let them know what sounds good and what makes sense based on their target market and growth plans. However, the biggest mistake they make is naming for the present and not for their business climate … Continue reading 8 Notorious Mistakes Made in Naming Start-ups
