Many people want to star an internet business or take an existing business online. This is a great way to expand your offline business into online markets that you may have never considered. You can use the internet to sell products, generate leads and promote all sorts of things. However, before you start the process of creating a website there are a few key points you need to think about.
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Posts about Entreperneur Blog Posts as of November 5, 2009
10/29/2009
A backyard wedding can be a refreshing and very individual way of expressing yourself on your wedding day . It is truly a reflection of the bride and groom and can be very intimate or extravagant affair. When having a backyard wedding there are few things to consider in the planning . Is it just the ceremony, or do you plan to have the reception in the backyard as well? Here are just some ideas and tips to keep in mind for you beautiful alfresco wedding in the backyard.
10/29/2009
More and more women and moms today are becoming successful entrepreneurs and business women. It only makes simple sense, for more women to learn from example and take on the entrepreneurial road. Subscribe to the comments for this post Sorry, comments for this entry are closed at this time.
10/29/2009
The world wide web is a fantastic place to make lots of cash. Affiliate marketing is so famous among scores of people simply because of this rationale. Sadly there are affiliate marketers who carry out various marketing promotions without an apt affiliate marketing strategy . The dilemma arises more often than not with novice marketers who are not perceptive of the market. The second they observe that there is a fantastic opportunity of being rich in a short span of time, a large amount of affiliates jump into their online campaigns without thinking twice.
10/29/2009
Maybe we need to look to nature for innovative alternative energy designs. Clean energy design firm, green wavelength, has created a bumblebee-inspired 19-foot wind turbine prototype that they demo’d at this week’s The Perfect Pitch 2009 entrepreneur conference. The company’s xBEE press release states: “Created by the clean energy company Green Wavelength, the prototype represents an [...]
10/29/2009
There are few legitimate work-at-home businesses which do not require a lot of cash upfront to start. Many stay at home Mom and Dad’s are searching for ways to supplement their present income, and help make ends meet a little bit easier. A lot of them are turning toward the Internet looking for a way to make money at home without putting up a lot of money to get started. It leaves the question, is affiliate marketing any good for stay at home Mom and Dads? One of the great things about affiliate marketing is that it does not take any money to begin.
10/29/2009
Clever freelancer in Minneapolis finds combo of Wi-Fi, coffeeshop, and co-working: If life gives you 2% milk, make cream, apparently. A Minneapolis entrepreneur suggested to Crema Cafe’s owner that she turn her shop into a co-working location–a place where people in unrelated, typically one-person businesses work together–one day a week. The cafe is closed on weekdays in the winter. With $40 paying for four Tuesdays, Cream’s Carrie Gustafson will fire up the lights, heat, and Wi-Fi, and provide coffee and tea on an honor system.
10/29/2009
90% of success is showing up. – Woody Allen This is oft repeated as an entrepreneur mantra. And, yes – you need to show up, but you also need to show up with something. We all know them: The gung-ho board member of a nonprofit, who – if he actually does show up – comes late and unprepared, albeit still gung ho! (And, never actually seems to do any of those great things he talks about.) The excited new entrepreneur who feverishly works the room at seemingly every event in town…forces you to take her biz card (for the 12th time)…yet never seems to have any business.
10/29/2009
Broken lines, broken strings, broken threads, broken springs, Broken idols, broken heads, People sleeping in broken beds. Ain’t no use jiving. Ain’t no use joking. Everything is broken. Broken bottles, broken plates, broken switches, broken gates, Broken dishes, broken parts, Streets are filled with broken hearts. Broken words never meant to be spoken, Everything is broken . Seem like every time you stop and turn around, Something else just hit the ground – Bob Dylan Last week’s debate about the state of corporate recruiting got me thinking.
10/29/2009
by James Scott If you’re an entrepreneur involved in the real estate investment industry there is no doubt that a majority of investors are currently lacking one thing, cash. Banks have a surplus of foreclosed real estate , hedge funds are shriveling up and dying in record numbers, rehab lenders are now making it more difficult to borrow than ever so if you make a living off of investing in real estate or rehabbing and flipping houses where can you get the cash to continue doing what you love? The answer comes in three little words “Private Placement Memorandum”.
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How Can My Son Become A Young Entrepreneur?
He is 10 years old. He wants to run his own business when he gets older. He is very responsible and has a great deal of skills that it would take. I just have no idea where to start. Is there an online community or a webpage that gives ideas for children and support? What steps do you think we should take? Any other info would be greatly appreciated.
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Entrepreneurs or Employees
Sometime ago I was watching a TV interview of the famed music mogul Quincy Jones. He was speaking very eloquently and with a degree of passion regarding his business pursuits. He spoke in a fashion that made his business interest seem very cool, hip and even sexy. He then framed it all into one simple declaration; I am an entrepreneur.I then said to myself, “I’m going to be an entrepreneur”. Mr. Jones enrolled me into becoming this word we call entrepreneur. Now my definition of entrepreneur at the time was someone who started businesses, created new products and concepts, made things happen and lived an exciting life. When I was a young boy my father used to make me read the dictionary so that I would expand my vocabulary. So I decided to look the word up and here is the definition I found.One who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise.No I said to myself, this couldn’t be right! Merriam-Webster’s has it wrong. An entrepreneur is a take the bull by the horns person, an innovator and business leader. Further I read that an entrepreneur assumes the risks and/or liabilities of a business. Baloney I thought, the dictionary has it wrong.Well some years later I started my first business and along with that hired a business attorney. He proceeded to tell me all the ways I could be sued or get into problems with state governments even if I was doing nothing wrong. He would tell me how I needed to manage my risks and liabilities. (As a side note in the 2-½ years I ran that first business till I sold it I never had one legal problem).I then recalled reading the definition of the word entrepreneur. Hmmm I thought, well I guess the old dictionary was right. But I was right too. An entrepreneur can be all of the things I’ve stated as well as assuming the risks associated with being in business.Entrepreneur or Employee? We have now entered 2009 and many of you need to make that decision. Not everyone is cut out to be a risk taker and become an entrepreneur. So the alternative is to go out and get a nice, safe and secure job. But alas my friends because having a nice, safe and secure job is now an oxymoron. Therefore being employed is taking a risk as well. The era of working for a company for 30 years and retiring with the gold watch is over, gone, done.Who could have ever have imagined that companies like GM, AIG, Citigroup and others could be near collapse. Or that giant Wall Street firms Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns would cease to exist.My point is obvious, whether you embrace entrepreneurship or employment, either way you are a risk taker.
Steven Seppinni is the co-founder of Seppinni-Magers Omnimedia (SM), an internet marketing and media company. SM client base ranges from NY Times best selling authors, speakers, nutrition companies and real estate developers.
Find out more about Steven Seppinni at http://www.StevenSeppinni.com
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Is It Possible To Be A Successful Entrepreneur Without College?
I want to be own my own Entertainment Company, Restaraunt, and a Childrens Orginization which also creates Computer Software for kids.
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