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5 Ways E-Commerce Companies Can Foster Trust

We’ve come a long way since the early days of e-commerce. Back when AOL was king, the major challenge of online retail was simply convincing people that the Internet was a safe place to shop. People have become savvier over the years, replacing their vague uneasiness with more specific concerns over how their sensitive information […]

Why Your E-commerce Business Needs to Invest in the Mom Blogger Community

Mom bloggers are some of the most influential people on the Internet these days. (They’re not “mommy bloggers” anymore, by the way.) They’re highly educated, work from home, and often have devoted followings that will do or buy anything the blogger suggests. That last trait is exactly why all e-commerce companies should explore partnerships with […]

The Benefits Of Cloud Computing For SMEs

Businesses of all sizes rely on computers for everything from communication to software utilization to setting up databases. The cloud is a new innovation in computing which has revolutionized the way we use data in recent years. Many SMEs have opted against the cloud because of misconceptions about cost and relevance to their business but […]

Your Kickstarter Project Has Been Funded: 4 Tips on What to Do Next

One of the most popular ways to fund small businesses and other creative projects is through crowdsourcing. With more than 50,000 successfully funded projects and $844 million in total financial backing, Kickstarter is currently the biggest crowdsourcing platform on the planet. While the steps to launching a campaign are well covered on Kickstarter, what happens if you […]

3 Questions to Ask Before Buying Your Dream Domain

Renting a retail location on Madison Avenue can cost upwards of $1,500 per square foot, while retail units in Columbus, Ohio, can go for a mere $8.57 per square foot. It’s all about location and demand: Location drives traffic and interest, and demand drives prices. The same can be said for the online equivalent of […]

5 Skills Every Small Business Owner Should Master

Any small business owner or marketer must be a jack-of-all-trades. Entrepreneurs have the drive to go for the gold, but they also need to have the expertise to back it up. Here’s a rundown of some of the skills worth investing in: 1. PowerPoint For any marketer, Microsoft PowerPoint is the quintessential program used in […]

How Open Sourcing Ideas Can Be Good for Your Business

When I was in college, one of my favorite places to study was deep in the lesser-used stacks of my college library. Just being surrounded by towers of books somehow made me feel smarter. Remembering that environment reminds me that there are no secrets in libraries. I could walk down an aisle and open a […]

Small Business Hiring: Dos and Don’ts from Someone Who’s Done It

Hiring your first few employees is exhilarating; you’re building a team of people who will help you build your business into an empire (or at least a venture that will enable you to pay your mortgage). But while it’s exciting, hiring people is also exhausting, frustrating and sometimes, even depressing. Before building the initial team […]

The $100,000 Question: To Get an MBA or Not?

If you were told you could make a median base salary of $120,000, you’d be crazy not to jump at the chance…right? Yet society and the entrepreneurial community are widely questioning the value of graduate degrees in today’s workplace. We hear stories of the Steve Jobs’ and Mark Zuckerberg’s of the world, who became billionaires […]

Crucial Gadgets For Emerging Entrepreneurs

As technology continues to shift and evolve, it is crucial that emerging entrepreneurs know what types of gadgets will help them establish themselves and take advantage of all the opportunities available. The best types of gadgets will be those that seem destined to last and not phase out after a short while. Most of all, […]

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