Monthly Archives: June 2012
Online Commerce Provides Avenue for New Company to Generate Product Acceptance
A new company with a single product can launch as an online business plus use electronic commerce success to attract mass merchandisers. Jim Bahcall is finding that the large retail establishments will create shelf space for a product that has generated popular appeal with web-based sales.
One Great Business Idea Leads to Big Success When Combined With the Vision of Experienced Entrepreneur
An entrepreneur finds considerable appeal in starting a company that sells to moms because they control about 85 percent of household spending. But a new business faces some challenges that are specific to attracting the mom market.
New Capital for Young Company Creating Childhood Development Apps for Mobile Devices
Using existing technology to create better products for a proven market is usually a recipe for new business success. This is the strategy of Mindshapes, which offers educational games for children on mobile devices.
Your Startup Might need an Incubator
Did you ever work with an incubator in your high school Biology class? You might have used it to grow bacteria but what’s important to understand is that the role of an incubator is to take something small and undeveloped and make it larger and more organized.
This Successful Solopreneur Makes Sleeping on the Job Pay
Have you heard the term, solopreneur? This is a term used to describe a person that runs their business without a staff. Their business is often simple in structure—often an LLC, and probably have few or no outside investors. A solopreneur often works from their home and hires only independent contractors.
How to Make your Business Startup Idea Shark Tank Proof
Who would have thought venture capitalists and angel investors would get their own TV show? ABC’s Shark Tank is now one of the most popular shows in ABC’s lineup but even better than that, the average American hears stories of the American dream playing out each week.
Accidental Entrepreneur Turns Sideline Interest Into Big Business
Starting a company based upon something you know is usually the best course for a new business. Sometimes, the idea blossoms gradually and eventually turns into a full-time endeavor. This means that aspiring entrepreneurs should open themselves to exploring fresh interests. For David Rzepka, that approach led to his business venture.
What Does a Great Business Plan Look Like?
If you’re looking for a controversy that ranks as high as some of the best debates in American history you’re going to have to look somewhere but what we have here is a controversy none the less. Some experts believe that every business startup should have a business plan. Not only is it good to [...]
Entrepreneur Gradually Creates Multi-Million Dollar Business from Homemade Item
Individuals become entrepreneurs at all ages and start businesses from a limitless number of unlikely ideas. Justin Gold started an especially successful business but the process began more as accident than by design.
Is it Time to Make Your Startup Full Time?
The perfect way to remove a large portion of the risk involved in a business startup is to not go all-in at the beginning. If your startup allows for opening the business on a part time basis, that’s the perfect way to grow your business without risking your current career and your finances.
