Consultants and Advisors | Page 4

Too often, entrepreneurs hire the wrong advisors and don't realize until it's too late. Here are four ways to stop yourself from making this mistake.

Can't afford to have an attorney on speed dial? Don't worry, help is just a click away.

Having these types of people around to ask advice of and bounce ideas off can be essential to business owner's success.

Sometimes mentors can feel like a broken record at business accelerators, doling out the same advice over and over. Could what they say be the secret to startup success?

When considering who to seek advice from, consider the expertise, timing and motivation behind the words of wisdom.

Scathing feedback from experts is a staple of many a reality TV show. More business owners could benefit from hearing the brutal truth -- if they act on it.

For many new businesses, finding the right advisor can make all the difference. Here are five qualities to seek in an ideal mentor.

There are some advantages to starting a new business in a downturn. On the reality-TV show Jump Shipp, host Josh Shipp helps would-be entrepreneurs take the plunge.

Here's how to meet an experienced startup advisor and maximize the relationship.

Lonnie Helgerson has headed up Ident-A-Kid, Expetec and Computer Doctor, but he's also a veteran of the U.S. Army. Helgerson's latest company combines his knowledge of both worlds.

Here's how to nab the right mentor and get the most out of the relationship. Plus, five resources to help you start your search.

Two new websites are dedicated to getting new businesses off the ground--and they don't charge a dime.

Can a consultant boost your business? Yes, if you follow these tips.