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There are many names you can use for your business. The perfect business name does not exist, but many imperfect ones do. Lear how to avoid the latter. Read More

Raise the money you need by proving to investors that you've done your homework and are willing to sacrifice. Read More

Have you ever wondered about what it really takes to succeed in business?
Step #1 is preparation.
I know it is not very sexy, but I am telling you that proper preparation is what separates successful people from wannabes.
Lynn and Noah Camp are a 30 something married couple who decided to quit Read More

Incorporating your business protects your personal assets. If you want to incorporate a business in 2015, here are the 5 places to start. Read More

For most people Craigslist is just another place to list unwanted stuff, but for LaJuan Stoxstill-Diggs, Craigslist is a booming business. Whether you want a little side income or a full blown business, you want to listen to LaJuan. He knows what it takes to build a successful business on Craigslis Read More

Businesses always seem to take longer to succeed than an entrepreneur expects. Seth Godin once said that overnight success in startups takes about six years, and Seth is an optimist. Thus we all look for shortcuts. Execution shortcuts would be hidden strategies to achieve the endgame sooner, withou Read More

When it comes to money, I think we can all agree that we want the best quality we can get at the lowest price. If you look at the money pyramid, this might take time. However, this is not quite so with a good #content #creation service, as usually you agree upon a schedule when your content is to b Read More

Most good software engineers today have amazing offers of 6-figure salaries from the likes of Google, Facebook, Twitter and other such tech companies. Here’s what you SHOULD do, instead of spending an eternity looking for the ‘right’ match. Read More

In building successful businesses, I find that creating a new and innovative product or service is usually the easy part. The hard part is providing the leadership required to align and motivate all the constituents and players – from engineers, to investors, vendors, and ultimately customers. Grea Read More