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Buying or Selling a Business is a process. The below provides a framework to define the process and steps needed to buy or sell a business. Read More

Some say Mark Zuckerberg was lucky with Facebook being so successful. Others say Zuckerberg worked hard. Do great ideas succeed because of luck or hard work? Read More

We put so much time and effort into driving new visitors to our website in hopes that they will play many roles; a customer, subscriber, brand ambassador just to name to few. But in order to get a new visitor to become all of those things we need them to have a certain experience on our website. To Read More

12 ways you may be killing your chances for startup survival. Are you falling prey to these bad habits? Read More

This section looks at five startups that have seen significant increases in revenue over the past year. Each one has tapped into their market and managed to secure users in the ever-changing world of online services. Chegg, Angie's List, LinkedIn, Gilt Groupe, & Zynga. Read More

Nobody can deny the power of GaGa.

Since bursting on the scene in late 2008 she’s proven herself to be an adept singer-songwriter, businesswoman, and marketing phenom. So…it’s obvious there’s more than a few things she could teach start-up entrepreneurs. Read More

Entrepreneurs think owning a dotcom equates to automatic success. In reality, they need due diligence check list, and this responsibility belongs to the investor alone. Read More

Placing logos in your web site design instantly gives merit to your own business because they act as an endorsement. But place the logos on a white background. Read More

A common misconception I often hear in the startup world is that non-profits are easy and safe, since they don’t have to pay taxes, and they don’t have to make a profit for their shareholders. In reality, from the feedback I get from non-profit executives, exactly the opposite is true. Read More

How do you create a culture of ownership? I googled that phrase and hoped to come across a ‘Seven Steps To Creating A Culture Of Ownership’-type list, but couldn't find one. Here is what I came up with: Read More