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How Startup Founders Can Reduce Risk — and Stay Sane
From bookkeeping issues to family friction, entrepreneurship involves a lot of risk. Which liabilities do you really need to worry about on day one?
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3 Excuses to Grab Coffee With Other Entrepreneurs
No man is an island — but entrepreneurs often spend long days alone. A cup of coffee with a friend can change your business for the better.
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Beat Your Online Competition, No Matter How Big
Yes, Average Joes can still compete online — but not if they keep overlooking 3 of the most basic strategies for making their online presence count.
Read More | Leave a comment Business, Management, Technology, Tools & Tips, Website Development12 Negotiation Techniques for Buying an Existing Business
Buying a business is a major investment, but price isn’t the only factor. Twelve entrepreneurs reveal how to get the best deal for your money.
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Starting Up? Avoid These 3 Common Mistakes
It’s easier than ever to start a business — but it’s also easier to fail. To stay on top, avoid these 3 common startup bloopers.
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43 Troubling Facts About the Youth Unemployment Crisis
The real facts: 1 out of 2 college grads under age 25 were unemployed or underemployed in 2011. Student loan debt is sky-high. And wages are lower now than 5 years ago.
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The Business Lesson That Cost Me $30,000
No matter how reputable the firm is, outsourcing your marketing can fall flat if you, as CEO, don’t set goals first — a lesson that cost me $30K.
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