Matt Villano
Matt Villano is a freelance writer and editor in Healdsburg, Calif. He is a regular contributor to Entrepreneur, and has covered startups and entrepreneurship for The New York Times, TIME and CIO. He also covers a variety of other topics, including travel, parenting, education and -- seriously -- gambling. He can be found on his personal website, Whalehead.com.
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Become the Scorsese of Facebook Live with this hi-def camera.
What Every Entrepreneur Must Understand About Their First 10 Customers
Find out how to turn your early adopters into lifelong brand evangelists.
This Company Takes the Hassle out of Launching a Foreign Company in the U.S.
Launch your U.S. business in a matter of days, not months
How This Company Is Driving Down Energy Bills
An innovative analytics service promises to give you new power.
How This Company Found the Solution for Its Site's Missing Links
HyperX cleared up its sales links -- and now it cleans up on sales.
5 Tips for Maintaining Work-Life Balance, From People Who've Been There
Finding a personal and professional middle ground is a constant struggle for entrepreneurs with a passion for business. This article can help.
Invoice Organization Made Easy: This Cloud-Based Solution Was Created in 2 Weeks
Plate iQ is helping a restaurant chain turns mountains of invoices into a more efficient operation.
Why More Startups Are Paying Attention to What They Learned in Bio
Be it gimmick or real solution, biohacking is big business.
This App Brings Musicians, Party Planners and Venues Together
GigTown orchestrates connections between bands and their audiences.
How This Ex-Googler Is Reinventing the Way Security Cameras Work
Carter Maslan's app Camio only gives you the footage you might actually use.
This Mobile App Tracks Deliveries in Real Time for All to See
When it comes to tracking your food from the restaurant to your door, Bringg delivers.
This Startup Is Giving Businesses a Better Way to Offer Employee Perks
AnyPerk aims to 'enable happiness' through a variety of incentives.
Why This Insurer Wants You to Wear a Health Tracker
Wearable tech meets rewards at a growing health insurance company.
7 Tips for Getting Your Team to Think More Creatively
The pros share what works for them. Read and learn.
Videoconferencing Problems? Here's the System That One Company Swears By.
A wireless device cuts down the pain of connecting.
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