Business Models - Page 3

Not sure what business model is right for you? Learn about the different types of business models from subscriptions to franchises and how to create your own.

Starting a Business

Her Startup's Product Was Better and Cheaper Than the Competition, So Why Wasn't It Selling? The Answer Would Bring In $25 Million a Year

She started Element Biosciences to compete with her old employer because she was sure she could do it better. But she'd missed an important reality of breaking into a market.

Buying / Investing in Business

Why Impact Investing Should Require a Framework for Measuring Success

As impact investors, we have an obligation to see beyond short-term profits. Measuring meaningful impact extends outside the walls of any particular investment in a portfolio.

Business Culture

Don't Be Coy With Your Employees — Here's What Healthy Transparency Looks Like

Organizations need to stop being coy about building relationships with future talent and retaining the talent they already have.

Growing a Business

Why a 7-Week Break From Work Took My Business and Team to Record Growth

My seven-week sabbatical launched my business to new heights — here's why.

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Leadership

How Leaders Can Build Acquisition-Ready Companies

Leaders play a crucial role in preparing their companies for potential acquisition, particularly in the tech industry. They must start implementing strategies to make their organizations attractive for M&A opportunities.

Growing a Business

The Way People Sell Online is Fundamentally Flawed — Here's What to Do Instead

Live launching and traditional evergreen strategies are outdated marketing tactics. Here's how to build an evergreen funnel that actually converts.

Starting a Business

This Brilliant 'Cohort' Trick Can Help You Come Up With a Business Idea Worth Millions

When you're looking to solve a problem or start a new business, Future CEO Rishi Mandal has a three-step tactic that helped him get his start.

Leadership

This Award-Winning Korean Chef Says Entrepreneurship Is Glamorized. Her Recipe For Success? Hard Work and Consistency.

Esther Choi, founder of mŏkbar and mŏkbar Brooklyn, believes entrepreneurship isn't as easy as it looks on social media. These are the lessons she hopes other aspiring entrepreneurs can learn from before they decide to take the plunge into launching their own business.

Business Solutions

5 Actionable Strategies to Improve Your Brand Reputation

For established brands or emerging franchisors wanting to connect with their base, here's actionable advice for improving industrywide reputation.

Starting a Business

This Simple 2-Step Approach Helped Me Reach 1 Million Customers

Some think a massive marketing budget is the key to getting a large number of customers, but in reality, it's much simpler than that.

Culture

Inflation's Next Victim Is Your Freedom — Here's Why

We get it… Most people are tired of hearing the same old story about how the American Dream is dead; however, there's a different, more bleak aspect to that reality that far too few people have yet to realize.

Growing a Business

How to Effectively Utilize the Gig Economy for Business Efficiency

A guide on how to identify the best candidates in today's gig worker talent pool and how leaders can successfully incorporate them into their workforce.

Growing a Business

Why We Need to Harness the Power of Community to Overcome Entrepreneurship Challenges

When founders flounder, the best way forward is often to seek support from a community of like-minded people — and in the modern age of global commerce, this has become a global issue.

Leadership

This Artist Answered a Businessman's 'Powerful' Question — Then His Work Became 'the Poster Child for Juneteenth': 'Your Network Really Becomes Your Net Worth'

Reginald Adams was the executive director of a Houston-based art museum for more than a decade before he decided to launch his own public art and design firm.