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Some great insight, thoughts and tips on why your business may be failing or may fail.
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Showing posts with label Strategies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strategies. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
6 Reasons to Stick with Your Startup....
This post is part of our ReadWriteStart channel, which is dedicated to profiling startups and entrepreneurs. The channel is sponsored by Microsoft BizSpark.
....Survival Stories from the Trenches
by Jolie O'Dell
Starting a new tech company is a labor of love. Particularly in the beginning, when funds are low, expectations are high, and the product is still a twinkle in the developer's eye, stressful situations under external pressures can lead to pull-the-plug moments.
Read article here
http://www.readwriteweb.com/readwritestart/2009/07/reasons-to-stick-with-your-sta.php
....Survival Stories from the Trenches
by Jolie O'Dell
Starting a new tech company is a labor of love. Particularly in the beginning, when funds are low, expectations are high, and the product is still a twinkle in the developer's eye, stressful situations under external pressures can lead to pull-the-plug moments.
Read article here
http://www.readwriteweb.com/readwritestart/2009/07/reasons-to-stick-with-your-sta.php
Thursday, July 2, 2009
5 Tips Building, Funding, Starting, Running a Business
I have combined the following 5 Tips into one blog post to make it easier to follow. Success to you, Patricia
Tip #1: Find a Recession Proof Business Opportunity
....In this article, we will discuss some recession proof products and service ideas. These are great ideas to consider if you are thinking about starting a business during nationally tough financial times.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/recession-proof-business
Tip #2: Create a Strong Foundation for Your Small Business
We took a look at some of the specific dangers that potential entrepreneurs need to look out for when they are thinking of starting a business during bust times. In this article, we will take a look at building a firm foundation for your business during the current recession.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/business-foundation
Tip #3: Business Planning Pitfalls to Avoid in a Recession
Recessions mean less money floating around and that means less employment opportunities, less money to enjoy life, and so on. However, did you know that recessions can be an ideal time to start your own business? Through desperation or opportunity, many of today’s most successful businesses were start during a recession.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/planning-pitfalls
Tip #4: Get Aggressive About Raising Money
...Even if you pass the stringent credit and background checks, have a sound business plan, and can make a convincing presentation odds are you still won’t get those business startup funds for a couple of months - when it will then be approved at a high interest rate.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/raising-money
Tip #5: Make Your Business Reliable and Flexible
There’s no better time to start looking at different ways to do business and shed a lot of the business waste that can happen in “fat” times...In this fifth and final article, we will take a look at two important ingredients that will help your business startup grow, even in a recession.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/reliable-flexible-business
Tip #1: Find a Recession Proof Business Opportunity
....In this article, we will discuss some recession proof products and service ideas. These are great ideas to consider if you are thinking about starting a business during nationally tough financial times.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/recession-proof-business
Tip #2: Create a Strong Foundation for Your Small Business
We took a look at some of the specific dangers that potential entrepreneurs need to look out for when they are thinking of starting a business during bust times. In this article, we will take a look at building a firm foundation for your business during the current recession.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/business-foundation
Tip #3: Business Planning Pitfalls to Avoid in a Recession
Recessions mean less money floating around and that means less employment opportunities, less money to enjoy life, and so on. However, did you know that recessions can be an ideal time to start your own business? Through desperation or opportunity, many of today’s most successful businesses were start during a recession.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/planning-pitfalls
Tip #4: Get Aggressive About Raising Money
...Even if you pass the stringent credit and background checks, have a sound business plan, and can make a convincing presentation odds are you still won’t get those business startup funds for a couple of months - when it will then be approved at a high interest rate.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/raising-money
Tip #5: Make Your Business Reliable and Flexible
There’s no better time to start looking at different ways to do business and shed a lot of the business waste that can happen in “fat” times...In this fifth and final article, we will take a look at two important ingredients that will help your business startup grow, even in a recession.
Continue reading article here
http://www.morebusiness.com/reliable-flexible-business
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Plan for Success
by Dr. Robert Sullivan
Planning is mandatory for business success. Fail to plan and you plan to fail. Planning is difficult because there is no immediate feedback as to its value. But if you think of starting and operating your business in the same way you might think about climbing a mountain, the purpose and advantages of planning become clearer...The more careful the planning, the more likely problems will be anticipated and not allowed to interfere with your ultimate business objective.
Continue reading article here
http://certificate.net/wwio/biz39.shtml
Planning is mandatory for business success. Fail to plan and you plan to fail. Planning is difficult because there is no immediate feedback as to its value. But if you think of starting and operating your business in the same way you might think about climbing a mountain, the purpose and advantages of planning become clearer...The more careful the planning, the more likely problems will be anticipated and not allowed to interfere with your ultimate business objective.
Continue reading article here
http://certificate.net/wwio/biz39.shtml
Thursday, June 11, 2009
10 Survival Strategies for Entrepreneurs
by Bill Lampton, Ph.D.
You want to unleash your creativity, which your current job stifles. You expect to double or triple your income. You are eager to implement your lifelong fantasy. You lost a previous job, and you don’t want to face being downsized again. Yet, whether you have taken that step or merely intend to, you’re afraid...
Continue reading this article here
http://www.businessknowhow.com/startup/survivalstra.htm
You want to unleash your creativity, which your current job stifles. You expect to double or triple your income. You are eager to implement your lifelong fantasy. You lost a previous job, and you don’t want to face being downsized again. Yet, whether you have taken that step or merely intend to, you’re afraid...
Continue reading this article here
http://www.businessknowhow.com/startup/survivalstra.htm
Saturday, June 6, 2009
The Seven Roller Coaster Stages of a Start Up
By Rob Spiegel
Launching and building a business is a nerve-wracking journey that will change your personality and alter your very essence. You may succeed and you may fail, but the wild turns and gut-wrenching drops along the way are as predictable as they are frightening....
Continue reading article
http://www.businessknowhow.com/startup/rollercoaster.htm
Launching and building a business is a nerve-wracking journey that will change your personality and alter your very essence. You may succeed and you may fail, but the wild turns and gut-wrenching drops along the way are as predictable as they are frightening....
Continue reading article
http://www.businessknowhow.com/startup/rollercoaster.htm
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