Mar 25

5 (More) Great Books on Entrepreneurship

Published By under Entrepreneurship  Tags: best business books, growing a business, serial entrepreneur, small business owner, successful entrepreneurs  
Once you've read the first 100, check out these other works of entrepreneuial wisdom.
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Mar 20

Six Questions to Ask Yourself Before Starting a Business

Published By under Entrepreneurship, Small Business  Tags: business founders, entrepreneur  
Do you have what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur? Here are six things to consider
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Mar 10

Perks for Pennies

Published By under Human Resources, Small Business Tips  Tags: business promotions, creating invitations  
Sheryl Woodhouse-Keese is the founding artist/owner of Twisted Limb Paperworks in Bloomington, Ind. Her company of artists and designers has been creating invitations, business promotions and holiday cards out of 100 percent recycled paper since 1998.
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Mar 05

Pass It On

Published By under Small Business  Tags: business appraiser, business interest, business valuations  
Lower business valuations are a by-product of a slow economy, which means if you’re trying to sell your business, it’s best to wait it out. But if you’re planning to transfer your business within the family, such as to a child, now could be a good time
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Mar 01

When and How to Outsource Your Small Business Search Marketing

Published By under Marketing, Small Business  Tags: Marketing, Small Business, web site maintenance  
There comes a time when every small business has to decide to expand and grow, or stay where they are and keep things simple. For most entrepreneurs, the goal is to grow and expand, and companies that rely on the Web for presence, and even sales, are no different.
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