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Name a disease, and there’s a chance Schultz owns it. He has birdflu.com. He has H1N1.com. He has one for the deadly mosquito-borne disease, Chikungunya, and another for Marburg. And finally, there’s the jewel of his trove. Ebola.com, which Schultz bought in 2008 for $13,500. Read More

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How did you become an entrepreneur? Did your parents have an influence? In this post I share 5 Entrepreneur Lessons I learned from my mom Read More

All the “cool kids” — the experts — advise you to have a content marketing strategy. But the more content everyone creates, the harder it becomes for YOUR content to stand out. A startup called Wheeldo thinks the answer to that is gamification. Read More

It appears there are people who are a little too creative, about to quit their job, possibly tipsy or just plain full of themselves. The warning labels below may make you snicker and look more closely at labels: Read More

Island Creek Oysters supplies oysters to more than 400 chefs across the United States. Restaurants that serve its oysters include Thomas Keller’s Per Se and French Laundry, the Eastern Standard in Boston, and the Oyster Bar in New York’s Grand Central Station. The company sells roughly 120,000 oyst Read More

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A price hike in your products and services could potentially push customers away. There are two better, proven ways to keep your price optimal. Read More

Can a startup function without bosses? ElMejorTrato.com has proven that it can work. Two years ago, the tech company decided to get rid of managers and instead trusts its team to do their best work without direct superiors. Read More

I’m excited to introduce a friend of mine and the next guest writer in my series. I met Kevin earlier this year and the thing that immediately struck me about him was his witty personality and unique writing style. He’s a marketer with integrity and has a lot of knowledge to share. Read More