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The Six Elements Of Digital Marketing Success For Authors

Fauzia Burke shares six essential elements for successful digital marketing that authors can use for a strategy that is effective, scalable and long term.

The Desert Less Traveled

Ross Cohen of BeenVerified.com compares running a start-up to being on a long journey across an enormous desert.

Salvo Global’s Six Lessons In Entrepreneurship

Directors Gale Ong and Felicia Kaw of business intelligence provider Salvo Global share six lessons from their company's entrepreneurial journey.

Benjamin Wey’s 10 Tips For Entrepreneurs

Benjamin Wey, President of private equity investment firm New York Global Group, offers 10 tips to aspiring entrepreneurs.

Managing Success

When it comes to getting the most out of success, there are a few suggestions that Thom Holland, CEO of Beckon, urges entrepreneurs to consider.

Tips For Emerging Young Entrepreneurs

London, England-based Oliver Wilkinson is the owner/founder of Europe’s largest SSL reseller – SSL247 – and also the co-founder of France’s first disruptive online recruitment company, jobiso.fr. He shares his favorite tips for emerging young entrepreneurs.

How Can I Beat A Bad Economy?

To beat a bad economy, self-made success story and healthcare industry consultant Melissa Evans says you need to start with a little soul.

Five Steps To Building Your New Money Muscles

Jane Honeck, author of The Problem With Money? It’s Not About the Money!, offers some simple steps anyone can take to step out of financial paralysis and into building new money muscles.

Twelve Ways To Use Entrepreneurial Thinking To Help Our Schools

OfficeMax Cofounder, former CEO, and serial entrepreneur Michael Feuer has a business-world solution to help schools better deal with new challenges from their economic woes: try thinking more like an entrepreneur.

Job Interviews 101: 5 Target Tips For The Job Hunter

Kim Harman, founder of Tend Roses, offers 5 out-of-the-box, yet time-tested tips, that will give unemployed individuals a leg up on the ladder and will leave them landing on their feet every time.

Payday Should Be Everyday

Amy Abrams, co-author of "The Big Enough Company: Creating a Business That Works for You", says that entrepreneurship should provide some personal elements of satisfaction that help motivate and validate your decision for it.

College Grads Can Land The Job Of Their Dreams

You didn’t count on getting lost on the way to your first big job interview. So you arrived late and flustered, chugged a restorative cup of coffee in the reception area, and then offered your interviewer a sweaty handshake. Those simple mistakes may have cost you the job, says Patricia D. Sadar, CEO of strategic human resources consulting firm People2Strategy.

Breaking The Feel-Good Addiction: 12 Steps To Get You On The Path To Achieving...

Often, there’s nothing more satisfying than crossing a task off of your gargantuan to-do list. In fact, it’s a feeling that can be addictive. Once we cross off one task, we go after the next one so we can experience that feeling all over again. But how many of those eliminated tasks really helped you move forward in achieving your ultimate goals, asks Vickie Milazzo. She provides advice that will help you break this feel-good addiction and start achieving Big Things.

5 Ways To Get Ideas

Keen to have a start-up but have no idea what to do? Here are some ideas to kick-start the thought process.

5 Tips For Start-ups

5 tips for start-ups: get a good mentor, look for innovation hubs, meet more people, check out grants and be media savvy.

How To Keep Your Start-up Agile

Here are four ways to make sure your new venture keeps moving and thrives.

Stay Focused To Win

Here are some tips for start-ups can stay focused for success.

Prevent Your Start-up From Crashing

The truth is that most tech start-ups will crash and burn. According to research, more than half of small businesses are destined to fail in their first five years. But don't let that scare you. Here are some steps you can take to reduce your risks and give your venture the best opportunity to succeed.

The Benefits Of Renting Desk And Office Space

Rob Clymo of OfficeGenie argues that, for freelancers or entrepreneurs just starting out in business - renting an office space or a desk is a viable option to working from home.

The Myth Of Work/Life Balance: Seven Ways To Rethink Your Approach To The Daily...

If you’ve been killing yourself trying to achieve daily work/life balance, Jon Gordon warns that it may be a pipe dream. He offers up another (better) solution.

Is Your Teen A Master Of Their Money? Or Slave To It?

The teen jobless rate is two to three times worse than the national average. Nearly 25% of our country’s teenagers are unemployed with that number being closer to 50% in our nation’s capital. The answer, Sharon Lechter believes, is in encouraging our young people to develop entrepreneurial skills

The 20 Best Books About Success

Considering its pervasiveness and potential for philosophical exploration, success and failure make for a pretty common literary theme. And — oh hey — here’s some nifty little examples!

Considering Entrepreneurship? How To Know If You Should Take The Plunge.

Adelaide Lancaster, co-author of "The Big Enough Company", asks a few questions you should be asking yourself if you want to be an entrepreneur. If the answers are yes, then a business just may be in your future!

20 Essential TED Talks For Entrepreneurial Students

Here are 20 must-watch videos from TED if you're an entrepreneur-minded student.

Is Now The Right Time To Start A New Business When The Economy Lags?

When should we take the plunge? Writer for SmallBusinessLoansDirect.com Tom Cleveland shares some thoughts.

New Credit Card Regulations Don’t Protect Small Business Owners

CEO of NerdWallet Tim Chen says recent changes in credit card regulation leaves small business owners unprotected and makes it even more critical that they learn how to use their business credit cards properly.

10 Famous People Who Flourished After Being Laid Off

Some of the most talented people in Hollywood, politics and sports have been laid off at some point in their careers. Here are 10 famous people who flourished after being laid off.

Opting For A More Traditional, Small Business

26-year old Adam Kaplan left his enterprise and large account sales role at Manhattan, New York-based online business listings site Yext and obtained a franchise so that he can "build something of his own".

Stop Looking For A Job, Start Looking For An Opportunity

A lot of jobs that once were, aren't coming back. Ever. To look for what isn't there is a waste of time and an insult to your dignity. Instead you should look for opportunity, says Darren Hardy, author of "The Compound Effect: Jumpstart Your Income, Your Life, Your Success".

Power Up For Yourself And Everyone Wins

It’s almost the end of 2011. What have you accomplished this year that could make your 2012 bigger, brighter, more empowered? The entire picture begins with you and grows with your ability to communicate with intention and clarity, says Roshini Rajkumar, founder of The Roshini Performance Group and author of "Communicate That!".