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Although every startup is unique, there are certain common avoidable mistakes that can lead to legal complications which jeopardize the long-term success of the business. I’m not suggesting that every startup needs a lawyer, but you should definitely pay attention, and not be afraid to consult lega Read More

Early adopters make or break a company. Whether you’re developing a mobile app, something that gets downloaded or even selling the results of a program you’re running, you need people to get on board early. Read More

Last month, Scott Holloway walked into Startup weekend Chicago alone, armed with an idea. 54 hours later he departed with a team, a business plan and a 2nd place finish. In this post, I speak to Scott about his experience at Startup Weekend Chicago. Read More

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Taking the plunge and starting your own business is one of the most exciting steps an entrepreneur can take. Millions of Americans make their livelihood being their own boss, which can be a very rewarding experience. However there are pitfalls you’ll want to avoid when going this business route. If Read More

You have finally opened your retail shop and it’s time for the grand unveiling. You want it to be an event that attracts customers, garners attention, kick-starts your profits and eventual success. To make your grand opening a grand affair, take your time to prepare for the best and take advantage Read More

Every startup founder knows implicitly that startup success is a long hard road. Yet we always dream that we are the exception to the rule. So once in a while it’s good to look at some facts to temper our imagination. Read More

Now more than ever, consumers are looking for ways that they can do more with less. This can be for a number of reasons - they have limited time, they don't want to spend much money, they are short on space, etc...

Of course, the more value a product or service offers, the more valuable it becom Read More

People who can’t manage their own lives don’t make good entrepreneurs. Small businesses require multi-tasking, work prioritization, and decision-making, with no entourage of assistants and specialists. That’s why Fortune 500 executives usually don’t survive as startup CEOs. Read More