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Getting Started

How to Choose Your Own Venture

Aug 19, 2013 By YEC

As a professor of social entrepreneurship and an entrepreneur, people often approach me with all their ideas. They get overwhelmed with how to start choosing their first venture (or second, for that matter). Whether you are new to entrepreneurship or starting another venture, you begin the same way.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Creating a Plan, Getting Started, Starting a Business, Young Entrepreneur Council

5 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Location for Your Business

Aug 16, 2013 By Chris Barnes

When deciding where to locate your startup, there are a number of factors to consider. With no clear right or wrong answer, I’ve put together a list of questions to ask yourself when choosing a location for your startup.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Chris Barnes, Getting Started, Location, Office Space, Starting a Business

VIDEO: How to Design Your Brand by Getting Started Today

Aug 16, 2013 By Mike Tringe

Branding can be a difficult part of building a new business, since most businesses are focusing on every other aspect of their operations. The important thing to remember is that branding is just as much a foundational element of a new business as gaining new customers.

Filed Under: Marketing Your New Business Tagged With: Branding, Competitors, Customer Loyalty, Getting Started, Mike Tringe

Are You Suffocating from Ambition?

Aug 16, 2013 By Under30CEO

Uncertainty is important, but what it really boils down to is a reduction in the amount of control you feel you need to possess. In other words, if you concentrate on your expertise and the various other things that are crucially important to you (your core values), everything else will come together.

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Developing an Idea, Getting Started, Passion, Personal Outlook, Setting Goals, Under30CEO

Entrepreneur Businesses Are Everywhere

Aug 15, 2013 By Jerry Osteryoung

When people find out about the work I do helping small businesses, they often say there are just no more opportunities out there. When I hear this, I try very hard not to laugh, but this statement could not be further from the truth.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Business Development, Developing an Idea, Getting Started, Jerry Osteryoung, Starting a Business

Building the Right Team

Jul 19, 2013 By Chris Barnes

Hiring the right employees does not only help mitigate the risk of having to replace them down the road. It fosters a culture of high-level thinking and productivity and serves as the cornerstone of a strong office environment.

Filed Under: Getting Your Office Ready Tagged With: Chris Barnes, Employees, Getting Started, Hiring, Partnerships, Starting a Business, Team

How to Go from Big Idea to Action

Jul 11, 2013 By Pamela Slim

The most important part of getting started to take action is to define a small and feasible project. In order to do this, you need to choose a small part of a huge project.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Business Plan, Creating a Plan, Getting Started, Pamela Slim, Planning, Setting Goals

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