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Follow this advice to maximize your budget and stretch your bottom line.

Public relations is one of the most valuable and cost-effective pieces of a marketing mix in comparison to other channels

For ambitious entrepreneurs, keep this one rule in mind when preparing your pitch to investors.

When you're launching a business on your own, you need to spend wisely.

Business is the ultimate sport, so learn what it takes to create lasting success.

A snapshot of how many businesses start every month and where they get their funding.

If your company has scaled up and now feels like a 'real' business, embrace it.

Have a great idea but very little money? Don't let that stop you! Those that want it bad enough will make it.

If you can launch a product with limited funds, investors will take you seriously. Follow this advice to up your chances.

The experiences of prisoners serve as an extreme, stark example of those of startup founders.

While many entrepreneurs are clamoring to get their hands on some outside funding, some founders aren't really down with that strategy.

The Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator and star tells Merrimack College graduates to create their own opportunities.

Bootstrapping a business is no walk in the park. Here are nine tips on how to land success with a low budget.

With many students seeing their college careers end in a few short months, their safety net is also disappearing.

While many business books tout answers to startup problems, entrepreneurs aren't going to learn everything in a hundred pages. Instead, they need to get out there and make it happen.

WhatsApp is all over the news for its $19 billion deal with Facebook. But most startups won't make it to that caliber and that's okay. Here are a few tips on how to survive and thrive.

Seven entrepreneurs offer up bootstrapping-financial advice to those aspiring to start their own business.

Contrary to what many believe, startups do not need to nab funding to make it. Still to be a successful company, an entrepreneur needs to have a solid foundation. Here are five tips on how to do it.

Instead of seeking financing, Ryan Smith spent four years bootstrapping to get his company off the ground. Here's why.

Finding success in the world of fraternities and sororities, this startup decided to step up its game and have its brand go big.

Raise money for your business from your house, but beware of losing the roof over your head.