What's in a name when picking one for your business. Quite a lot, say some entrepreneurs who fret over what to name their new venture during startup. Not only will the name you choose stay with you for a long time, but it will communicate much about your values and your business to customers. It will be a first impression but must also leave a lasting impression and with all of this said, here are some other thoughts from Wharton Entrepreneurial Programs
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What's In A Name?
Posted by ShawnHessinger under StartupsFrom http://wep.wharton.upenn.edu 5101 days ago
Made Hot by: roseanderson on May 24, 2010 4:17 am
BizSugar Sweetens Your Small Business Social Media Marketing Campaign
Posted by ivanpw under Social MediaFrom http://www.noobpreneur.com 5102 days ago
I know they have made a mark in business news aggregation, but I just realised how powerful they are for small business. Noobpreneur.com recommends BizSugar
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Feeling Stuck? How to Overcome Procrastination
Posted by OneCoach under ManagementFrom http://blog.onecoach.com 5102 days ago
Procrastination is something that many small business owners will face, and it will deter them from their daily tasks to reach their goals. OneCoach provides insights on how to take charge and control this inevitable obstacle
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11 Lessons I Learned Raising Venture Capital
Posted by q4sales under Raising CapitalFrom http://www.seniorhomes.com 5102 days ago
Made Hot by: MMarquit on May 27, 2010 4:49 pm
11 Lessons I Learned Raising Venture Capital
We recently just completed raising venture capital, (a Series A financing), in which we raised $1.1M. The round was led by MentorTech ventures, with participation from Amicus Capital and prominent Bay Area and Seattle angels. We started fundraising in earnest in August of 2009, so from start to finish it took us 8 months. Raising money was a lot harder and took a lot longer than we expected, but obviously with determination and a bit of luck it can be done Read More
We recently just completed raising venture capital, (a Series A financing), in which we raised $1.1M. The round was led by MentorTech ventures, with participation from Amicus Capital and prominent Bay Area and Seattle angels. We started fundraising in earnest in August of 2009, so from start to finish it took us 8 months. Raising money was a lot harder and took a lot longer than we expected, but obviously with determination and a bit of luck it can be done Read More
Buy a Franchise: How to Finance Your Purchase
Posted by ivanpw under FranchisesFrom http://www.franchisenote.com 5102 days ago
You have found your dream franchise. The next step would be buying the franchise; the big question: how will you finance the purchase
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3 steps to help improve your search engine click-through rate
Posted by Tyler under Online MarketingFrom http://www.lessannoyingsoftware.com 5102 days ago
Most SEO advice focuses on making your site look good to Google, but you also need to make sure it looks good to your potential visitors. This post explains the three steps you can take to increase the chances that someone will click through to your site from search engine results pages
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Sales Tip A Day: 9 Reasons Why You Need To Have A Newsletter
Posted by argentisgroup under Online MarketingFrom http://www.salestipaday.com 5103 days ago
Did you know that for every $1 you spend on an email Newsletter that you will receive $43.52 in return? There are numerous benefits to producing an email newsletter, here are 9 reasons
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Christian Arno embraces the Internet to grow his business, Lingo24. Here are his hints and tips to get you started on your own road to business success
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Christian Arno embraces the Internet to grow his business, Lingo24. Here are his hints and tips to get you started on your own road to business success
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Why Analytics Is No Substitute For Pretending To Be A Customer
Posted by mywifequitherjob under MarketingFrom http://mywifequitherjob.com 5103 days ago
Made Hot by: mssux on May 20, 2010 5:14 pm
This is an article I wrote about problems I discovered by simply going to my online store website and acting like a customer. The truth is that I rely on Google Analytics way too much and check my stats way too often.
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