Filed under: From Concept to Start-Up
After a start-up has become known and successful, everyone wants to know the founders and leaders of the new company. What most don’t realize is that it was not smooth sailing to get there, few recount the struggles and challenges. Here’s a look at George Washington, leader during a time like an early start-up.
Continue February 8, 2012
Watch this animated cartoon video of an investor’s meeting to see what investors dislike about start-ups and why they don’t get funded.
Continue January 31, 2012
The most common entrepreneurial question, “What business should I get into that maximizes my chances of success”?
Continue January 19, 2012
Here is a true story of two entrepreneurs seeking funding. Watch the video and see why they weren’t funded. This is a very common investor + entrepreneur conversation.
Continue January 6, 2012
Have a New Year’s resolution? How will you need fulfill that resolution. Here’s a simple way to get moving in the right direction.
Continue January 4, 2012
Many new businesses believe they will get started by being the low cost provider. But when does this strategy work and when doesn’t it?
Continue December 21, 2011
Buyvire is a start-up infant, set to launch its product this month. This interview with their CMO is not only about Buyvite, but also about what it’s like to go from a product concept to a company. Read about the lessons learned during those very first days of a new business.
Continue December 15, 2011
Having unique product features and benefits isn’t going to be enough to create market differentiation. You need more. It’s easy for your competitors to copy features – engineers are good at this! You need to go beyond the product to create a sustainable advantage.
Continue October 19, 2011
Now that you’ve been thinking about obtaining sponsorships as a way of funding a project, it’s time to start preparing and doing your homework to prepare for the opportunities.
Continue September 8, 2011
Google and Internet advertising have been around for more than a decade. Entrepreneurs think in terms of the pennies and dimes of Google AdSense, when they could be getting far more from sponsors.
Continue September 6, 2011
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