09|26|2007
By Jay Maharjan on September 24, 2007
As an entrepreneur, publicity can be the key to taking your venture to the next level. I think there’s no such thing as bad publicity, especially if you are a budding start-up. In the digital age, when the buzz can spread like California wildfire, any sort of publicity can [...]
09|20|2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
The formative years of a startup company are like an aspiring sports rookie about to go pro. All of their potential is still ahead of them, and they have the chance to be the greatest of all time.
Yet in a short period of time, they are either going to be known [...]
09|19|2007
By Raj Dash on September 17, 2007
With the number of tools available on the Internet, it’s quite possible that entrepreneurs can build a successful business online – even a media empire. However, if you expect to expand, you will need to delegate tasks at some point. You simply can’t do everything yourself and also expect [...]
09|16|2007
By Jay Maharjan on September 16, 2007
Starting a business is a major commitment that will consume 24/7 of your life with no end in sight. It is always good to know what you are getting into before you take the plunge. From my experience writing business plans for large and small companies alike for the [...]
09|11|2007
Small Business Podcasting Trends for 2007
By Steve Rucinski on January 10, 2007
By Steve Rucinski
With forecasted sales of over 120 million MP3 players and 200 million MP3 enabled cell phones in 2007 the potential audience for podcasts continues to grow at a strong pace. A significant number of these devices will arrive into the hands of [...]
09|05|2007
Stop Pretending you can Start a Company while Avoiding Sacrifice and Risk
Thursday, August 23, 2007
We all know the perfect scenario for doing a startup looks like this:
1. I’ll keep my current job (income). Instead of sacrificing my lifestyle I’ll just stay fully employed and eliminate any cash concerns.
2. I’ll quite my job [...]