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One of the key sections of any business plan is the analysis of the competition. I especially love the ones that start and end by saying “We don’t have any competitors.” Investors take that to mean either 1) there is no market for your product, or 2) you don’t understand the concept of business and Read More
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During a recession, especially during long, drawn out ones like we're experiencing now, there are always a few franchise businesses that seem to blow right past all of the negative economic news, and just do what they do best. In this case, they provide an inexpensive service.. Read More
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There are only 4 months left in the 2010. Here are 5 steps to help you meet your small business and startup goals for 2010. Read More
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Do you do regular presentations to audiences? Want to sell to a broader audience? Here is a story on a fresh approach that is garnering millions in additional revenue for one company. Read More
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Better safe than sorry! In any event, be it a training seminar, a convention, or even a wedding or a concert, the concept of safety should not be taken lightly. Don’t let carelessness ruin your day or your event.
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Last week, Tipp-Ex (BIC Group) launched a pretty original and creative interactive campaign on YouTube. We tracked the performance and discovered some interesting numbers. Have a look! Read More
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Have we focused too much on the exotic at the behest of the Vaynerchuks and Ferris's of the social media world? What follow is an article about passion vs. core values, and why passion may not do justice to the freedom that social media and the specialty niche economy presents. Read More
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The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act may have extended numerous protections to consumers, but the same isn't true for small businesses, and lenders have acted to exploit that loophole. Read More
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Health-care overhaul won't get most young companies to offer employee coverage, says Scott Shane, so government programs and state exchanges must serve. Read More
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Small businesses are frequently hailed as the driving force behind the economy. And you can see why. Size and ambition makes them well placed to spot gaps in the market and act quickly; while a change of course in larger organisations can be like turning round an oil tanker. Read More
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