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3 Ways to Make PR Painless

Dec 9, 2013 By YEC

Any entrepreneur who knows a great public relations pro understands how valuable these people are. Their ability to take information and create a strategy and narrative for best communicating that information is nothing shy of genius—truly.

Filed Under: Advertising and Lead Generation Tagged With: Advertising, Branding, Communications, Marketing, Public Relations, Transparency, Trust, Young Entrepreneur Council

3 Ways to Get Honest Feedback from Your Team

Nov 4, 2013 By YEC

We have a continuous feedback loop in our company, comprised of one-on-one meetings, weekly departmental updates, trust and transparency in all of our interactions. Even with all of that, there are times when people need to be pushed to provide honest feedback.

Filed Under: Open Culture Tagged With: Feedback, Learning, Team, Young Entrepreneur Council

What I Learned About Entrepreneurship from Running

Oct 28, 2013 By YEC

One of the recurring themes to pop into my head while running in the last month was the similarity between how I was progressing as a runner and how I could potentially apply the same mindset to running my company.

Filed Under: Best Practices Tagged With: Character, Consistency, Focus, Learning, Personal Outlook, Young Entrepreneur Council

How to Simplify Your Business (Even as it Grows)

Oct 21, 2013 By YEC

Is your business too complicated? This is a common side effect of fast growth. It can cause big problems if left unchecked. That old, special-offer landing page you forget still existed can cause a huge headache when customers who now think they’re getting a bad deal discover it.

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Growth, Simplicity, Young Entrepreneur Council

What to Consider Before White Labeling Your App

Sep 23, 2013 By YEC

For many mobile, software or Web app-based startups, the initial inspiration for the business stems from the discovery of something that’s missing in the marketplace. At first, their dogged pursuit of providing the optimal solution is enough to keep them going.

Filed Under: Software Tagged With: Apps, Exit Strategy, Partnerships, Young Entrepreneur Council

Is Your Unpaid Internship Program a Good Idea? 6 Legal Considerations

Sep 16, 2013 By YEC

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate is especially high among college students and recent graduates. For those unable to find paid work, an unpaid internship might seem like a useful way to gain valuable experience, recommendations and even future job placement.

Filed Under: Human Resources Tagged With: Hiring, Interns, Legal Issues, Saving Money, Young Entrepreneur Council

The Pros and Cons of Going Into Business with a Buddy

Sep 4, 2013 By YEC

I’ve built five companies in my startup career, four of which I started with close friends. It’s quite common to build a company with a close friend: you get together, think of a cool idea, and decide to get started. Why not, right?

Filed Under: Making Your Business Official Tagged With: Friends, Partnerships, Relationships, Starting a Business, Young Entrepreneur Council

3 Ways Women Can and Should Have It All

Aug 29, 2013 By YEC

A generation after many prominent feminists encouraged women to “have it all,” we continue to decry the absence of women in politics, business and other positions of power. At the same time, even though there is more opportunity for women now than ever before in history, some professional women argue that we can’t or shouldn’t want to have it all.

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Getting Started, Personal Outlook, Starting a Business, Young Entrepreneur Council

5 Ways to Use Market Competition to Your Advantage

Aug 26, 2013 By YEC

When envisioning and establishing my business, I focused on both short- and long-term goals. My short-term goal was to outgrow a local competitor’s annual gross sales. I knew I wanted to eventually compete with multimillion-dollar giants, but first, I needed to examine my strengths and their weaknesses.

Filed Under: Marketing Innovations Tagged With: Competitors, Customer Service, Differentiation, Research Tools, Setting Goals, Young Entrepreneur Council

How to Create a Minimum Viable Product

Aug 22, 2013 By YEC

One of the most important principles in startups today revolves around the idea of a Minimum Viable Product, or MVP. An MVP is the absolute bare minimum service or product that will allow you to get users, buyers, clients, etc. to see how they interact with your main idea.

Filed Under: Marketing Your New Business Tagged With: Design, Feedback, Getting Started, Product Development, Startups, Tracking Data, Young Entrepreneur Council

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