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How to transition from employee to entrepreneur?You can build your business at a stay at home dad.Tim has been making a supplementary income online for over 10 years.Find out how. Read More

If your small business has a presence on Facebook, and it certainly ought to, you should know about a pending policy change set for this week.
On April 30, Facebook will no longer allow third-party apps to export your data — including your Facebook contacts, profile photos and messages — into othe Read More

An email signature is a very logical way to end a newsletter, just like a paper letter: with your details.

If it’s just a personal or one-to-one message, it’s best just to include your name, company name and position, your phone number and a link to your website. If on the contrary we’re talking Read More

The days of email marketing that used just the first name as a means to personalise the experience are well and truly over. Now personalisation should be more focused on segmented groups so that content and products can be shown to the right people. As Hubspot points out, it doesn’t have to be comp Read More

Jesse Thomas and Lauren Fleshman are professional athletes, a married couple, and the co-founders of Picky Bars, a business that makes and sells natural energy bars. Hear their story of entrepreneurship:
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Leaving the 9-5 grind is something most people dream of doing as being your own boss certainly comes with its advantages. If you are thinking of ditching the rat race by stepping out on your own, you should definitely consider starting an online business as these opportunities can be very appealing Read More

Entrepreneurs are a very different breed of human beings. They don’t just act differently; even their thought processes are different. They are constantly generating ideas that are purely genius or simply insane, at first. Read More

Do you dream of being your own boss? How to successfully transition from employee to entrepreneur. How to start a business on the side while you are still working for a company. Read More