by Devon Smiley March 25, 2016 Follow @devonmsmileyMarch 25, 2016 Congratulations! Potential clients are flocking to your website, and eagerly sending off emails asking you to confirm what your prices are and how they can work with you. That’s excellent news. And at first – it’s lovely. But after you’ve clocked your 5th hour of … Continue reading Get Smart: Price Cards
by Don Purdum March 15, 2016 Follow @donpurdumMarch 15, 2016 Were you out of work for a while and instead of looking for a job you decided to start a business and to become a successful entrepreneur? The allure of creating your own future, deciding how you want to do things and working towards fulfilling … Continue reading How to Go From Out of Work to Successful Entrepreneur
by Ken Evoy March 10, 2016March 10, 2016 If you’ve read our recent article “How to Effectively Balance Job, Family and an Online Business,” you’ll remember how important prioritizing is for any solopreneur – if you’re to keep your sanity! Building a successful online business can seem like a pretty tall order at times. After … Continue reading A 6 Step Growth Plan for New Solopreneurs
by David Kiger February 20, 2016 Follow @davidkigerFebruary 20, 2016 For people interested in starting a small business, the promise of starting from scratch can have significant appeal — the “I built this from the ground up” kind of pride. But there are challenges galore that go along with a startup, most of which are … Continue reading Franchises Can Be an Alternate Route for Potential Entrepreneurs
by Genia Stevens February 15, 2016 Follow @geniastevensFebruary 15, 2016 One new business is started every minute in the United States. Some economists predict that more than 40% of Americans will be self-employed by 2020. Eighty-eight percent of the Fortune 500 companies that existed in 1955 no longer exist today. Fifty percent of new businesses … Continue reading The Entrepreneur’s Toolkit: 41 Tools to Get Up and Running
by Liam Curley February 12, 2016 Follow @liamcurley33February 12, 2016 Entrepreneurship is a craft, a form of creative art. The creation of something unique and independent, an expression of an individual or a group’s unique perspective on a given subject or concept. My passion is business, specifically small businesses. But what does that mean? Many … Continue reading The Entrepreneur’s Craft
by Julie Ellis February 1, 2016 Follow @premieressayFebruary 1, 2016 There is no successful entrepreneur who has launched a startup and kept in growing who hasn’t faced some type of learning curve. Some small business owners struggle to master technology, others have deficits when it comes to writing and communications, and others may not know … Continue reading 10 Online Resources That Entrepreneurs Can Use to Learn and Earn More
by Fran Tarkenton February 1, 2016 Follow @fran_tarkentonFebruary 1, 2016 The things I did to become a successful quarterback in the NFL have also had a major impact on my life in business. The principles from one directly applied to the other. As a quarterback, I was known as a scrambler. When a play starts … Continue reading Why Entrepreneurs Need to Be Scramblers
by Joel Goldstein January 5, 2016 Follow @joelgoldsteinJanuary 5, 2016 From securing investments, finding the right distributors and hiring the perfect team, being a startup entrepreneur means wearing many different hats. Here are five roles every entrepreneur can expect to play in their startup: The Cheerleader. The leader of a startup must have the skills … Continue reading 5 Roles Every Startup Entrepreneur Must Play
by Joel Goldstein December 29, 2015 Follow @joelgoldsteinDecember 29, 2015 For entrepreneurs, travel is almost always necessary when growing a business, whether it’s meeting with investors, pitching potential clients, or attending an industry event. But how do entrepreneurs stay on top of business while traveling? Here are some helpful tools: Hotspot An entrepreneur’s nightmare is … Continue reading 5 Tools Entrepreneurs Can Use to Stay On Top of Business While Traveling
