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Business Plans That Work: Why Some Do and Most Don't - A Fresh, New Approach to Creating a Thriving Business - Kindle edition by cynthia kocialski. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Busi Read More

Many entrepreneurs don’t quit their day job when starting a business. They want to peace of mind of a guaranteed income, yet they dream of starting a new business – no risk versus risk. Their strategy is often to pursue both. They start their new business as a side activity, which consumes their le Read More

An effective sales and marketing strategy relies upon a firm understanding of consumer behavior and consumer psychology. This is especially true in today’s marketplace, which has made the jump to internet where an entirely new set of dynamics are at play when it comes to marketing and selling to co Read More

You’ve got a new product or idea. Now, it’s time to do a competitive analysis. This type of exercise will show you where and how your product fits into the marketplace. Even doing a simple competitive analysis will put you ahead of most small businesses and start-ups, and it will help you define yo Read More

Angel investors provide more business funding than do venture capital groups. Angel funding organizations in the west coast of the United States today are responsible for nearly a third of the total angel capitalist investments. The West Coast is also frequently referred to as the “Tech Coast” amon Read More

The Angel Capital Group only funds companies with a ready product in the beta stage and those needing support to make a launch. It only funds companies that have a valuation of over a million and up to five million dollars with a potential to at least triple their return. They’re average investment Read More

Entrepreneurs often seek funding from angel investors, and oftentimes, angel investors banter around terms that are ill-defined or confusing for entrepreneurs. It is simply expected that the entrepreneur knows what the investor means. Read More