With a recession looming and job opportunities becoming scarce, many people are looking to entrepreneurship as a new career path.
How will the upcoming American election impact small business owners? Here's my take on how small business friendly Obama and McCain are:
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Obama or McCain - Who is More Small Business Friendly?
Posted by YEVF under NewsFrom http://www.youngentrepreneur.com 5914 days ago
Made Hot by: on September 16, 2008 1:36 am
Steal These 8 Donald Trump Ideas To Make It Big
Posted by YEVF under StartupsFrom http://www.youngentrepreneur.com 5914 days ago
Made Hot by: terry_culkin on September 16, 2008 12:36 am
Want to think big like Donald Trump? Here are the top 8 strategies that you need to steal from the Donald to think make it big.
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SingleTease on The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch
Posted by ginalee under StartupsFrom http://www.youtube.com 5915 days ago
Made Hot by: on September 16, 2008 1:38 am
What do you think about this Big Idea for hooking up? Sometimes it's the simplest ideas that make millions. Is this a million dollar idea?
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Should You Mix Your Religion And Your Small Business?
Posted by franpro under NewsFrom http://thefranchiseking.typepad.com 5916 days ago
Made Hot by: on September 16, 2008 1:38 am
Should business and religion mix?
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Five Steps to Building Brand Equity for the Small Business
Posted by readwacker under MarketingFrom http://www.marketingprofs.com 5916 days ago
Made Hot by: on September 15, 2008 10:53 pm
Instinctively, every small business owner understands the importance of brand equity, even if they may not be able to define the idea. Marketing-speak aside, brand equity is how your customer recognizes why you are different and better than the alternative.
Brand equity is built on that customer's direct experience with your product or servic
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3 Startup Lessons I Know Now, But Wish I'd Known Then
Posted by JohnH under StartupsFrom http://www.smallbiztrends.com 5916 days ago
Made Hot by: on September 15, 2008 3:20 pm
After you've been in business a few years you look back. Suddenly everything is so obvious. Too bad all those things that seem so clear now, were not so clear then, when you were living through the early years of your startup.
Here are 3 lessons by Anita Campbell that could have saved her a lot of expense and time:
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Older Demographics Biggest Users of Green Products
Posted by luckycharmer under NewsFrom http://www.retailerdaily.com 5916 days ago
Made Hot by: on September 15, 2008 4:37 pm
Bucking the perception that environmentalism is a youth movement, a new survey finds that male and female consumers over age 55 are the most prolific users of green products in the United States.
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Word of Mouth Marketing: Measurable?
Posted by emd5005 under Online MarketingFrom http://ericadewolf.wordpress.com 5951 days ago
Made Hot by: on August 11, 2008 12:51 am
Can word of mouth marketing be an effective strategy for you?? What exactly is the difference between word of mouth and viral marketing? Is it measurable? Discover the answer to these and more questions in this post!!
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Small-business owners hit with burnout blues
Posted by Fenessy under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://seattletimes.nwsource.com 5952 days ago
Made Hot by: on August 9, 2008 3:03 pm
Michigan's economy, like many others, has become increasingly reliant on the business savvy of emerging entrepreneurs stressed by long hours and no guaranteed paycheck.
For an entrepreneur, developing comprehensive business skills while staying sane is no small trick.
Burnout is a major pitfall.
"As that [skill set] is being cultivated
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The High Cost of a 'Free Credit Report'
Posted by ArmadaIG under FinanceFrom http://www.nytimes.com 5952 days ago
Made Hot by: on August 9, 2008 3:00 pm
Kris Steele used FreeCreditReport.com check on his credit, but a couple of months later, Mr. Steele noticed the site had been charging his credit card. While he believed he had signed up for a free report, he had actually enrolled in a credit-monitoring service that cost $14.95 a month. He says he never expected that it would cost anything.
Co
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