How to Keep Your Business Blog from Becoming a Tabloid
What do Steve Guttenberg and Milli Vanilli have in common? If it were 1989, you might actually know what I’m talking about. Pop culture is what’s collectively popular among the masses.
Read More Google and Apple Rejecting Flappy Bird Clones
Thinking about making your own Flappy Bird clone? Be careful. Google and Apple are reportedly rejecting clones before they ever hit their App Stores.
Read More 6 Ways to Make Relocating Your Startup Super Simple
Running a startup is stressful. Running a startup while in the process of moving locations is even worse. Running a startup while moving your company and 27 others can be downright debilitating.
Read More Why the Sole Prop May Not Be Right for You
Considered the simplest business structure, the sole proprietorship is owned and operated by one person, and there’s no legal distinction between the owner and the business. It’s 100% legal for an entrepreneur to operate as a sole proprietor, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you should.
Read More 4 Reasons Businesses Are Switching to Unified Communications
As businesses become more focused on enterprise mobility, they’re finding that they need better solutions for their business phone systems.
Read More Cut Costs to Increase the Bottom Line
Making more money is the obvious way to increase your bottom line, but just as you try to save when spending your personal budget, you want to save when spending, as well.
Read More What Your Logo Can Do for You
If you’re not using a visual language to speak to your audience, then you’re ignoring a huge opportunity to capture their attention without saying a word.
Read More It’s Mostly in the Execution
“Everybody’s got a plan—until they are punched in the face,” stated boxer Mike Tyson. My experience personally reviewing over three hundred executive summaries each year, all sent to me unsolicited, seems to bear out the truth in Tyson’s statement.
Read More Sometimes You Have to Scramble
Making sure you have a plan is important. But what’s even more important is being ready to adjust and change your plan when you encounter reality. The same scrambling ability that helped me in my football career has proven its worth again and again in my businesses, too.
Read More A Family Business? Every Business Should Be
While plenty of empirical evidence can be found to delineate both advantages and disadvantages to working with family, we’re here today to focus on the key benefits of obtaining that all important “buy-in” from your significant other.
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