Author Archives: Adam Toren
Adam Toren is an Award Winning Author, Serial Entrepreneur, and Investor. He Co-Founded YoungEntrepreneur.com along with his brother Matthew. Adam is co-author of the newly released book: Small Business, Big Vision: “Lessons on How to Dominate Your Market from Self-Made Entrepreneurs Who Did it Right” and also co-author of Kidpreneurs.
There are basically two types of bloggers in the world – reporters and experts – and some people perform both roles (usually the experts, it’s hard for reporters to become experts, but it’s easy for experts to report). If you have ever taken an Internet marketing course or attended a seminar specifically for beginners, you […]
Continue readingWomen are a force to be reckoned with in both business and the blogosphere. In honor of these hardworking and insightful ladies, I’ve compiled a list of the Top 100 Must Read Blogs by Women. You’ll find that with very few exceptions, all of these blogs can be equally enjoyed by men or women. They […]
Continue readingThere are over a hundred million blogs in the blogosphere; they are written by CEO’s, drag queens, kindergarten teachers and celebrity stalkers on every topic imaginable. Yet, regardless of the genre I’ve noticed that there are some common mistakes that repeatedly come up on blogs and they are a sure way to drive people away. […]
Continue readingThere are blogs on every conceivable subject under the sun—from business and politics to fashion and hamster farming. But if you’re reading Blogtrepreneur.com, you ostensibly have some interest in the subject of, well, blogging. That’s why I’ve compiled a list of 20 Excellent Blogs About Blogging. Unlike other sites which talk more about internet marketing […]
Continue readingIf you have any desire to make your blog profitable, traffic is the name of the game. But for a new blogger the task of bringing thousands of people to your site each day seems almost impossible. You write great posts, you send your links out on Twitter, and you exchange links with a few […]
Continue readingI thought this was a super innovative idea. It’s a jetpack, but it uses water to propel you in the air. You are tethered, but it looks like you still get some good distance, and you just drop into the water if something goes wrong. Sign me up for one of these as it would […]
Continue readingYanik Silver answers Qs from Toilet Paper Entrepreneur from Perry Lawrence on Vimeo.
Continue readingTitle: Founder/CEO Industry: Technology Type of company: Dynamic Commerce Community Year founded: 2006 Number of employees: 19 Location: Philadelphia Questions: 1. What is the startup story behind 7mainstreet.com? The startup story is actually interesting. The base premise for the idea came to me one day when I was on my way to the grocery store. […]
Continue readingLast month, The Huffington Post Complete Guide to Blogging was released by Simon & Schuster. Naturally, I felt the need to read and review it, especially after seeing Arianna Huffington interviewed on The Daily Show. As the founder of HuffPo, Huffington is the “face” of the blog, doing much of the public relations for the […]
Continue readingThe recent announcement about Steve Jobs stepping down from the CEO position at Apple created a wave of panic through the tech marketplace and sent Apple stock plummeting 7% immediately afterward. The company employs around 32,000 people, and yet, headlines the next day read: “Will Apple Survive If Steve Jobs Goes?” and “What is Apple’s […]
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