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Friday, August 27, 2010 |
Home Business articles and guides |
We have redesigned and relaunched our blog Learning from Big Boys to give it added functionalities, better look and easy navigation.
Learning from Big Boys focuses on what small and home-based entrepreneurs can learn from big businesses — both the great things that make them successful, as well as the mistakes that make them stumble (yes, they make lots of mistakes, too, even big ones sometimes).
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Enjoy your week!
Nach
Maravilla
Publisher, PowerHomeBiz.com
What does it take to be a successful entrepreneur? This is a question that every business owner wants to know, with many trying to understand if there’s some magic formula to achieving success. Learn 20 of the most common characteristics shared by successful entrepreneurs.
To grow your small business and as a person, you must periodically step outside of their comfort zone. You must be willing to risk rejection. It doesn’t mean you’re a failure. Learn how the author’s personal experience highlights this lesson and what he gained from not letting fear stop him.
How should you use social media for your business? Learn from IdeaPaint.com on how to effectively use of social media for marketing a business. We analyze how they use various social media platforms such as blog, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Flickr.
If you are selling technology products to small businesses, forget about social media. Instead, focus your efforts on increasing your visibility in the search engines. When making decisions to purchase technology products, small business buyers go to the search engines to find the products that they are looking to buy.
Turning a hobby into a business is a dream for many people. However, turning something you are passionate about into a money making business is not without challenges. Here are important factors to consider when thinking of turning your hobby into a business:
The recession has been hard for many retail stores, most especially mom-and-pop stores, but there are also some that are prospering in tough times. One resource that could help your retail business prosper in both good times and bad is Bob Philbin’s new book The Retail Doctor’s Guide to Growing Your Business: A Step-by-Step Approach to Quickly Diagnose, Treat, and Cure
There is business in divorce. It may sound tacky or insensitive, but a number of businesses are realizing that there is a huge market out there with regards to divorce. While divorces in the United States has been decreasing since its peak a few decades ago, the number of divorces is still quite substantial.
It seems that a lot of people are questioning whether article marketing as a lead generation tool is “dying” because of video. Here’s real proof that article marketing is alive and kicking… and tips on how to use articles today to market your business.