Before you start hitting the industry conference or event circuit in the new year, make sure you’re going for the right reasons — and making a killer first impression, too.
So many of us fantasize about what our dream job or company would look like, but fail to realize what we really want. Here are 3 questions to help.
Entrepreneurship and failure go hand in hand. Main Street ROI co-founder Phil Frost shares his 5-step plan to turn your next mistake into a business breakthrough.
Email marketing campaigns suffer from a lot of sins: confusing subject lines, cluttered layouts and entreaties to buy. Here are a dozen ways to improve your campaign — and see better results.
Startup founders and business owners get so overwhelmed by their “wants” list that they fail to take the time to really vet their developers — and their developer’s ideas — for their online presence.
Taxes: the bane of every startup’s existence, to be sure. But by being proactive, you can plan for your financial obligations and avoid headaches with the IRS down the line — here’s how.
Entrepreneurship is a step-by-step process, and you have to crawl before you can walk. Liam Martin shares 3 of his favorite pearls of wisdom, which have helped him grow Staff.com since its inception.
The Lean Startup approach can help you streamline your next tech project — and prevent your team from wasting time and resources on “big” ideas.
What’s in an incubator? Business incubators mentor companies through childhood while business accelerators guide them through adolescence into adulthood.
Simple improvements, like adding initials to the back of a sandwich bag, can go a long way in making a customer feel more at ease with your business or brand — which leads to better retention rates and higher sales. It’s called kanban.
Finding a technical co-founder isn’t about “finding a coder” to do your bidding — it’s about building a network, and a viable product, and recruiting a dedicated team to work with you as partners and mentors.
Yes, you can raise your startup’s prices when the economy is less than stellar — assuming you can provide value and clear ROI.
Think you need to write a business plan before you start up? Or that you should keep your big idea secret? Think again! Rent the Runway’s Jennifer Fleiss debunks the myths.
Women in tech are still few and far between, but triple threat entrepreneur Nathalie Lussier offers 5 compelling reasons why being a woman might actually give you the upper hand.
Startups don’t always offer the best pay rate, but most entrepreneurs agree the experience and mentorship is priceless (especially if you love to take initiative).
Content marketing is a great way to generate inbound leads and build your brand reputation — but heed these 13 YECers’ advice before getting started.
When you start a business, there’s no shortage of people offering you advice. Disqus founder Daniel Ha has found that the best advice combines experience and perspective.
Laura Calandrella learned the hard way that not trusting your gut can be a costly business mistake. Now she’s offering 3 tips for other business owners who find themselves in the same situation.
Author Travis Steffen outlines a simple, five-step strategy for mapping out a successful client or investor meeting — one even first-time entrepreneurs can handle.
When even your wife says you’re doing it wrong, it’s time to rethink the way you balance your two passions: the startup life and the family life.
