Startup Business Ideas
Starting a Business
8 Musts to Start Your Business With Little to No Capital
Have a great idea but very little money? Don't let that stop you! Those that want it bad enough will make it.
Innovation
5 Ways to Innovate 21st Century Business
Stop dreaming of changing the world and start focusing on creative methods to provide a more fulfilling customer experience.
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Don't Be Afraid to Be the Biggest Fish Splashing Around in the Smallest Pond
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A seemingly good idea with flaws can cause the entire foundation to collapse, while a questionable idea with more merits than faults might be abandoned despite having a real shot at success.
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Worried our economy is headed south? Here are 10 ideas to build a recession-proof business.
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Show Your Competitive Edge Without Knocking Your Rivals
Do more than down your rivals. This video shows you how to stand apart using your merits.
Project Grow
What Makes You Better? Business Plans and Highlighting Strengths.
As you examine your industry and competitors, identify your competitive edge.
Starting a Business
How to Come Up With an Idea for a Business
If you know you want to be your own boss but you aren't sure what type of business you want to start, these tips can help you figure that out.
Business Ideas
5 Ways to Know if Your Idea Could Become a Business
How to judge if you're on to something big.
Business Ideas
When Your Big Business Idea Stalls, Ask These 3 Questions
It can be tough to determine if you're really onto something. After conducting a gut check, seek the advice of others.
Starting a Business
Validate Your Business Idea -- Quickly -- With These 5 Steps
New product and service concepts are stifled by the process of taking them to market. If you can prove a demand, however, the next steps become much less intimidating.
