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By Matt Boyd:

The biggest responsibility of an early stage entrepreneur is answering this question: Do people want or need the product you’re offering?

It’s a bit of a catch 22.

No product, no testing. No testing, no feedback.

No feedback…well, you see where I’m going with this.

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By Lynne Strang:

If you're into music, you may know that Dexter Holland is the lead singer for The Offspring, a punk-rock band. What's less known is the fact that he's also a successful entrepreneur and a scientist. Holland started a hot sauce company, Gringo Bandito, when he was in his early 40 Read More

By Stefan Engeseth:

Today BabyBjörn is a multi million business that started off with a humble investment of 300 Euros and hard work – for example traveling 110 days each year for 25 years. Behind all the work I sense a unique leadership that seems to be based on more than the traditional “walk Read More

Use your About page to set yourself apart online, strengthen your brand identity, and create a connection with prospective clients. Here's how. Read More

To become a successful salesman there are best practices every sales person or company needs to undertake. These are called the success of a salesman. Read More

This is part 3 of my 4-part List Building and Email Marketing mini-course… In video 3 I reveal my 3 step plan to ensure your emails are noticed, read, opened, actioned and shared. Follow the steps and improve how you communicate with your audience. The rest is up to you! Read More

Employee incentive programs don't need to be grand gestures. From M&Ms to work-at-home days, here are some simple and innovative ways to give your employees the incentives they truly want.
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The best-kept secret in business is out: Those 45 and up are the strongest entrepreneurs. Here's what we all can learn from older business owners.
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I first heard the term in the 4th grade. I was waiting to perform a magic act at my school’s talent show. Off the stage walked Juliana Verde. She had just completed a truly amazing tap dance routine to God Bless America. The applause and cheers were deafening. The teacher patted me on my back and s Read More

A few days ago I wrote about an unpleasant experience I had at a hotel. One small annoyance, and they lost my business permanently.

When those small things are done right. Or better yet, done exceptionally well, they are the catalyst of business success. They become pleasant surprises. Read More