Remember when Facebook was a social networking site mostly for the world’s youth? Now, Facebook is the talk of every investment banker and Wall Street investor not just because it represents what many feel is the biggest investment opportunity of the modern age but because it has opened the door for sites like Groupon, Pandora, […]
In 2010, one of the top political buzzwords of the year was “small business growth”. Washington is very interested in seeing small business grow and expand as part of the broader economic recovery and because of that, numerous stimulus-type actions were taken in 2010 in the hopes of stimulating small business growth. Did it work?
Planning involves having an idea of what a company can expect from distinctive sources of capital. The most essential money a new corporation needs is for the startup phase.
Starting your new corporation doesn’t have to feel like a speculative risk. You can achieve your objectives in the first year by focusing on a constant truth about business.
What does a snowball fight and networking for your small business have in common? Apparently a lot if you’re a New York City tech startup trying to make a name for yourself.
When you’re a new business owner, every dollar you spend has to provide a return on your investment. One of those expenses is the registration of your company. While it may be one of those expenses that seem largely unnecessary during the beginning stages of your business, this is far from true. Here’s why:
Startup companies tend to incorrectly believe that finding investors is a difficult process. Actually, angel investors usually have money available for which they can’t find good business opportunities. In order to stand out as a viable investment, entrepreneurs simply need to focus on a few essential elements.
When you’re putting together your business plan for your startup, how important is it that you have the look and feel of your larger, more established competitors? Very important according to some small business professionals and this is first seen in your website.