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Book Publishing For The 21st Century: Foboko

Are you someone who can’t resist the “free” bin at your local used bookstore? Would you love to write a book about your travels, your ideas, or your best recipes? Are you a hard-core bibliophile trying to figure out how eBooks are going to work in your world? If you answered yes to one or […]

When the Customer Weighs In: 5 Ways to Create Online Surveys That Can Grow Your Business

Entrepreneurs with an online business know that reaching, servicing and satisfying customers is one of the most effective ways to grow their businesses. And the ability to obtain and evaluate customer feedback through online surveys can give savvy business owners a strong competitive edge. The key is to create online surveys that gather relevant information […]

Why Being a Debbie Downer Hurts Your Career

We all know someone who suffers from “Debbie Downer Syndrome.” Maybe it’s the barista at your coffee shop who can’t crack a smile as she begrudgingly makes your daily latte. Or perhaps it’s your uncle Steve, who’s always the first to point out any unfortunate events from the past few months at family gatherings. Although […]

Stop Planning and Start Doing!

Since I was little, I’ve been told that I could do anything I wanted to do or be anything I wanted to be. Growing up, I always saw my dad working for himself, starting businesses, and taking risks, which instilled in me those same desires. I knew I would own my own business someday – […]

Creating the Win-Win Sale: Helpful Practices for Lasting Relationships

A win-win sales process requires both parties to have the right mindset as they start discussing a deal. The relationship will never work if one side is out to “beat” the other in negotiations. If you enter the deal with a selfish mindset, then the sale will be a negative experience for all involved. For […]

Starting Up: Surviving Your First Year as an Entrepreneur

The first year of my startup was, without a doubt, the most educational period of my life. There is so much you can’t possibly know about running a business until you’re actually doing it. The mistakes, trials, and successes of that first year left me with a plethora of lessons. As someone who started a […]

You Don’t Have to Be an Egomaniac to Have a Professional Brand

There are a lot of myths out there about getting your articles into publications: that it’s self-serving, that people who do it are egomaniacs, or even that you have to brag about your achievements to get publishers to notice you. Despite all the misconceptions, it really is possible to get yourself published without coming across […]

How Military Experience Can Serve as the Basis for an Entrepreneurial Career

Commitment. Passion. Drive. Leadership. Any entrepreneur needs to possess these traits in order to be successful. When it comes to veterans, many military men and women already have these key traits, which can offer a leg up when they become involved in startups. Veterans already have many of the skills needed to run a successful […]

Why You Should Address the Negative

It happens in every industry and to almost every brand, large or small. At some point, someone will not like what you are doing, and if they’re internet-savvy, they may rant enough online to be heard by the masses. Don’t take the guilty approach and ignore it; instead, address the negative in a manner that […]

5 Steps to Taking your Blog Global

The World Wide Web has made it easier than ever to reach a global audience. In theory there’s nothing to stop anyone with an Internet connection from accessing your blog, whether they’re on the move in Boston or sitting behind a screen in Bangalore. In reality, however, it’s going to take a little more […]

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