Jason Feifer
Editor-in-Chief
Jason Feifer is the editor-in-chief at Entrepreneur magazine. Follow him @heyfeifer.
Project Grow
Want the Upper Hand? Ask the Dumb Questions.
Take it from a journalist: You can learn a lot when you shelve your ego.
Problem Solvers Podcast
Podcast: Her Cookie Company Went Viral, Which Meant A Bouncer and 4-Hour Lines
How the founder of Do faced a crushing consumer demand, and changed everything to meet it.
Podcasts
Podcast: What to Do When Your Best-Laid Plans Turn Out Wrong
In the new episode of Entrepreneur's podcast 'Problem Solvers,' we learn from a founder who reworked everything after only six months.
Business Moving Forward
How Do You Keep Buyers and Sellers Inside Your Marketplace? (Podcast)
In the new episode of Entrepreneur's podcast "Problem Solvers," we learn from a founder who cracked this code.
Take It From The Pros
Why This Entrepreneur Scaled Back His No. 1 Product
When Dogfish Head created a hit beer, it did what seemed crazy at the time: It turned down sales.
Podcast
What Every Entrepreneur Can Learn From the Bicycle
The new episode of Pessimists Archive explores why many companies feared, hated, and resisted the bicycle. But of course, change can't be stopped.
Editor's Note
The Importance of Making Sure Customers Feel Heard
A great product is a problem heard and solved, followed by user feedback heard and integrated.
Internet
Revealed: The Man Behind the Most Viral GIF in Politics
He gave us what is arguably the most famous dumpster fire in the world. But why?
Masters of Scale
To Build a Successful Sports League, This Executive Had to Trash His Original Plans
The GLORY kickboxing league had to scrap its way up.
Etiquette
A Plea to People Who Send Calendar Invites: Write Better Subject Lines
You + Me = much more informative.
Editor's Note
Pitching Your Business to a Journalist? Here's What Works.
Yes, a pitch can lead to a story -- you just need to know how to get our attention.
Funding
Why This Entrepreneur Raised Millions More Than He Originally Planned
Despite being a well-known investor in Canada and one of the stars of the French-Canadian version of 'Shark Tank,' this entrepreneur got his funding needs wrong twice.
Take It From The Pros
How Changing Its Packaging Helped This Company Find Sweet Success
A new candy company wanted to present itself as fun and high-end. Its packaging sent a very different message.
Editor's Note
Don't Think Sending Free Stuff to Editors Will Get You Covered
Coverage can't be bought. You can send us stuff if you'd like, but that doesn't mean we'll write about you.
Podcasts
How to Make Money With a Podcast
For podcasting to pay off, have a plan to be different -- and valuable.
