Carol Tice
A southern California native, Tice now lives on an island near Seattle with her husband and three children. Who have talked her into getting a dog. In more than 15 years of reporting on businesses large and small, she's gone on more than 100 business trips, filing stories from Anchorage to Atlanta. Her work has appeared in the Seattle Times, Nation's Restaurant News, Wall Street Journal, Puget Sound Business Journal, Seattle Magazine, and many others. More than 1,000 of her articles are floating around the Internet. . . and she has no idea when she had time to write them all. She is proud CEO and Janitor of TiceWrites Inc., and blogs about freelance writing at Make a Living Writing. Email her at carol@caroltice.com.
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Lean LaunchPad: A Crash Course in Startup Success
A new class created by serial entrepreneur Steve Blank puts a focus on testing ideas before jumping in.
Swipe-Fee Relief: Will Your Business Really Save?
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How Entrepreneurs Can Lure Top Talent from Big Business
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How Entrepreneurs Can Conquer Fear of Selling
These tips can help get you back on the street and landing sales.
Four Mistakes That Can Kill Your Small Business
Here's a look at management flaws that could spell disaster if left uncorrected.
Should Entrepreneurs Go to College?
Here's why taking a break from college to pursue a business idea could be good for young entrepreneurs.
The Five Best Small-Business Resources You're Not Using
Entrepreneurs might want to consider these valuable and affordable resources that offer expert advice and support.
What Should Congress Do to Help Your Small Business?
A look at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's legislative agenda for 2011.
How to Make Your Business a Multicultural Success
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The Most Overlooked Market for Small Business
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Here are three reasons why micro-borrowers do better than owners who've borrowed from a traditional bank.
Did the Recession Skip Your Business?
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Three Ways to Celebrate National Small Business Week
Outside of attending the big hoedown in the Capitol, here are three ways to get the most out of National Small Business Week.
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Why Your Company Isn't Making More Money
To take your "B" company to the next level, having "A" players on your sales team is a must.
How Your Business Can Build Customer Loyalty -- and Profits
Better customer service can cultivate a more profitable business. Here are a few tips for building customer loyalty.
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Top Tips on Loyalty and Leadership
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Angel investors are getting easier to find thanks to the rise of investment groups.
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