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On my travels I talk with many startups and occasionally come across a few that are so protective of what they are doing, they are unwilling to ev...
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The majority of companies are aware of how important metrics are in evaluating the effectiveness of their enterprise. The main challenge lies in d...
I make extensive use of twitter and have amassed a considerable number of followers over the last 12 months or so, but lately I'm seeing more and ...
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On my travels I talk with many startups and occasionally come across a few that are so protective of what they are doing, they are unwilling to even tell you about it – other than how great it will be and how it will change the world! This is often touted as ‘stealth mode’, keep the product under wraps until you are good to go and launch with a bang. Unfortunately this approach is often damaging, to the point where it could be fatal.
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If you can’t find the job you want, make one. That could be the battle cry of today’s entrepreneurs who continue to find their way through the ups and downs of a global economy. According to Forbes, startups are responsible for almost two-thirds of new jobs in the U.S. and their new models of socially conscious success bring innovation and prosperity to communities around the world. To ensure success, every business owner needs a few tools to get their startup off on the right foot. Read more
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The majority of companies are aware of how important metrics are in evaluating the effectiveness of their enterprise. The main challenge lies in deciding which are the most important of them, because success has different criteria and depends largely on the industry or even the particular company. Read more
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I make extensive use of twitter and have amassed a considerable number of followers over the last 12 months or so, but lately I’m seeing more and more followers claiming they can get me thousands more (for a small price).
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As an early stage startup founder, whether you are looking to raise investment, do some bootstrapping, or a bit of both, there are three questions you need to evaluate before you go any further. Failure to do so could cost you a lot of unnecessary time, money and effort.
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