Everyone in the business world has heard of the book by Geoffrey A. Moore titled “Crossing the Chasm” (1991), but most entrepreneurs have no idea how it relates to them. In fact, it’s all about the “focus” required to get early stage technology products across the deadly chasm from early adopters t
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Entrepreneurs Must Bridge Several Market Chasms
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4616 days ago
Bridging Passion to Purpose: The Top 3 Social Media Dashboards
Posted by mzsmart under StartupsFrom http://exponeregrp.blogspot.com 4617 days ago
CoTweet, HootSuite, and TweetDeck are examined for their personal and professional uses, benefits, and drawbacks. The availability of analytics and CRM integration is also discussed for informed decision-making.
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Ideas Are A Dime A Dozen
Posted by ScottK under StartupsFrom http://businessplangenius.com 4617 days ago
I often hear people say that they have a great idea for a business but they are missing something to make it a reality. They don’t know how much it would cost to start up. They don’t know how to develop for the internet. They don’t know where to get financing. They don’t know where to start.
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Road Less Traveled- Looking Back at 9 Years as a Young Entrepreneur
Posted by josh1875 under StartupsFrom http://dirtymarketingsecrets.com 4617 days ago
The journey started when I left corporate America. I sold it all and went on my own surf tour. 9 years later I reflect back on life as an entrepreneur.
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How to Improve Your Website Revenue
Posted by ivanpw under StartupsFrom http://www.noobpreneur.com 4617 days ago
How do I monetize my website properly? You may be making a little bit of money, but three key things can help improve your site's revenue.
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When You’ve Got Mail…Lots of It!
Posted by DrShannonReece under StartupsFrom http://blog.drshannonreece.com 4617 days ago
Do you ever feel overrun by your email inbox? There are times when mine takes on a life of its own. Why? Because I love signing up for interesting newsletters, offers, and events. The problem? I don’t have enough time to read it all. The great news? I recently had a conversation about this with our
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7 Ways For Entrepreneurs to Build Relationships
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4617 days ago
Investors invest in people, not ideas. Customers buy from people, not companies. Employees rally for a great leader. As an entrepreneur, you need relationships to succeed. That means relationships with team members, investors, customers, and vendors. One of the best ways to build a good relationshi
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Start-Up Spotlights: MeetingWave
Posted by lkpetrolino under StartupsFrom http://365daysofstartups.com 4618 days ago
Having done a lot of business travel in his life, John began noticing that his dinner plans getting the grunt of moving around so often. He recalls most of his dinners as eating alone in the hotel room, or by grabbing a bite in his hotel restaurant, seeming to always take notice of the many other u
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Don’t Let Paranoia Dampen Your Startup Spirit
Posted by martinzwilling under StartupsFrom http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4618 days ago
With the tenth anniversary of 9/11 upon us, and the recent financial woes, there seems to be a growing population out there worried about all the people and companies watching to hurt them. Why is everyone so paranoid these days? My plea to entrepreneurs is to recognize it as an opportunity, and go
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Bridging Passion to Purpose: Social Media and the Right Mix for Your Company
Posted by mzsmart under StartupsFrom http://exponeregrp.blogspot.com 4619 days ago
Social Media the Right Mix for Your Company examines minimum web presence expectations for companies of any size. It also discusses the actual definition of social media, social media mediums, delivery vehicles, marketing mix for non-profits as well as for profits, demographics, and costs.
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