Kara Ohngren
Kara Ohngren is a freelance writer and part-time editor at YoungEntrepreneur.com. Specializing in social media, she launched Entrepreneur’s Twitter and Facebook profiles and helped both take off. Her work has appeared in publications including Entrepreneur Magazine, The New York Times, MSNBC, The Huffington Post and Business Insider. She's also worked at daily newspapers, trade magazines and a host of online publications.
Bargain Hunting: 7 to Follow
Check out these Twitter feeds for daily discounts and frugal living tips.
Five to Follow for Doing Business in China
Follow these five Twitter feeds for helpful information and services that will help you expand your business into the booming Asian economy.
How an Online Wine Seller Uncorked New Cash
Lot18 proves funding options are not dry for wine businesses.Jargon: Blamestorming
The act of meeting to discuss a failure and find a scapegoat.
Four Small-Business Lessons from 'The Hunger Games'
The fictional heroine Katniss Everdeen provides some survival tips for entrepreneurs.
A Platform for Stylepreneurs: Pinterest Meets Online Department Store
With StyleOwner, fashionistas can help style-challenged friends and monetize their social networksJargon: Bacon Job
Definition: A project with no shortage of volunteers; a plum position.
What's With All the Interest in Pinterest?
Here are six reasons you might want to try the wildly popular online pinboard.
10 Insights from Entrepreneur and Celebrity Chef Susan Feniger
From 'Top Chef Masters' to food trucks, this restaurateur continues to reinvent herself.
A Search-Engine Startup with the Frequent Flyer in Mind
MileWise lets users manage their travel rewards programs and search for flights that offer them maximum benefits
How Tasti D-Lite Finds Success with Social Media
The frozen dessert franchise, in business since 1987, has become the poster child for online engagement in the franchise world.
Nine New Year's Resolutions for Stressed-Out Entrepreneurs
A look at life changes you can make to find more balance between your work and personal life in 2012.
That's Showbiz: What Entertainers Can Teach Entrepreneurs
Ten business lessons from top musicians, actors, comedians and other high-profile celebrities.
Will This Payment App Make You Ditch Your Wallet?
Kuapay, a new smartphone-based in-store payment app, aims to eliminate credit cards once and for all.
Who to Follow on Twitter for Innovative Business Ideas
Here are five resources for helping you channel your inner innovator.
Startup Aims to Leverage Crowdsourcing in Product Development
C.J. Kettler's online crowdsourcing venture, Genius Crowds, aims to move product ideas from the "light bulb" stage onto store shelves.
10 Lessons from America's Greatest Military Leaders
Military talents can transfer well to guiding a team through the challenges of starting and running a small business.
Five to Follow on Twitter for Company Culture
BetterWorks co-founder Zao Yang reveals his top picks.
10 Secrets of Successful Leaders
Successfully maneuvering a team through the ups and downs of starting a new business can be one of the greatest challenges a small-business owner faces.
Five to Follow on Twitter for Upcycling
LooptWorks founder Scott Hamlin reveals his list of top tweeters for upcycling.Jargon: Debtcade
The period directly following the noughties, it refers to 2010 to 2019, a decade of extreme consumer and governmental debt. Coined by Adam Roberts, an editor for The Economist.
Five to Follow on Twitter for Mobile 'Treps
Shopkick founder Cyriac Roeding reveals his list of top tweeters.
Five Businesses Born at a Bar
The back-of-the-napkin business plan is not just a myth. Here are just a few examples of business ideas that took shape over drinks.
Five to Follow on Twitter for Raising Capital
When you start a fast moving and disruptive business, VCs may soon knock on your door. Until, then check out Joe Fernandez of Klout's top five feeds to follow on Twitter.
How Yipit Is Upending the Daily Discount Model
This new service scans the web to aggregate offers. Plus, a look at other game-changing companies catering to bargain hunters.
Five to Follow on Twitter for Startups
Sometimes in business it actually helps to follow the crowd. Here are five tweeters to follow if you're just getting started up.
Five to Follow on Twitter for Marketing to Moms
When it comes to turning moms into customers, these tweeters have insights in spades.
Five to Follow on Twitter for Social Media Newbies
Here's who celebritweet Sean Malarkey follows on Twitter to learn about what's new in social media.Most Popular
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