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Are Today’s Job Seekers Tomorrows Business Buyers
September 1st, 2010 | Author: Scott Messinger
Job seekers today, tomorrow biz buyers
In Business Acquisition and Sales the “pool” of most future business buyers are currently employed by someone else right now. The same applies for future Entrepreneurs. But what about those currently unemployed?
The job market seems to have an abundance of very qualified people chasing a very limited number of jobs. The number of those unemployed in the US seems like a fairly difficult… Click here to continue »
Why Industry Multiples Can Be Dangerous When Valuing a Business
August 30th, 2010 | Author: Mitch Biggs
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Mitch Biggs is a Featured Business & Finance Contributor to Associated Content. This is a reprint of a published article.
I meet with business owners on a regular basis. At the very heart of most of our discussions is the elusive question of “How much is my business worth?” For years they have poured sweat equity into their vocation, possess an enviable customer… Click here to continue »
Posted in about business | Tags: business broker, business valuation, professional business broker | No Comments »
Balancing the Demands of Your Business with a Professional Degree Program
August 27th, 2010 | Author: rtauler
Studying and working
Generally speaking, running your own small business is stressful, time-consuming, and tiring. Getting into professional school (i.e. law school or business school) for most people is stressful, time-consuming, and tiring. The two usually don’t mix well. In addition, applying to professional school can add substantial expense to your balance sheet, forcing many small business owners to cut corners.
The following tips, taken from colleagues who have earned professional… Click here to continue »
Posted in about business, personal development | Tags: education, professional degree | No Comments »
Is an Entrepreneur Born or Made?
August 26th, 2010 | Author: Noobpreneur
Born or made?
This is a guest post by Neil Jones.
Is an entrepreneur born or made?
Here is what Wikepedia says:
“An entrepreneur is a person who has possession of a new enterprise, venture or idea and assumes significant accountability for the inherent risks and the outcome.”
Countless surveys all state that an entrepreneur is born, Richard Branson proves this point, but what about the people that decided… Click here to continue »
One Big Secret to Build a Successful Business
August 25th, 2010 | Author: Noobpreneur
Exceptional customer service
There are plenty of strategies and tactics on how to build a successful business. However, there is only one secret that can guarantee your success: Do ordinary things in extraordinary manners.
Business ideas are everywhere – they are simple to find (you can find for them easily on this blog, too.) Unfortunately, ideas are, well, just ideas until you can turn them into solid business.
Great… Click here to continue »
Posted in about business, personal development | Tags: building a business, personal development, successful business | No Comments »
Social Media Strategy for Small Business: 5 Easy Steps to Get Started
August 23rd, 2010 | Author: Noobpreneur
Social media strategy for small biz
Looking for insights on small business, I stumble on this useful presentation titled Creating a Social Media Strategy: Getting Started in 5 Easy Steps created by Heather Whaling of Geben Communication. Here are some interesting points from the slides.
Check out this 15-slide presentation:
Some notes from the presentation
From the presentation, I found a couple… Click here to continue »
The Best Way to Buy a Business
August 22nd, 2010 | Author: Mitch Biggs
Buy a business
Mitch Biggs is a Featured Business & Finance Contributor to Associated Content. This is a reprint of a published article.
The perfect business for you is probably not officially on the market. If you are serious about acquiring a business you should strongly consider retaining a business broker to represent your interest on the buy side. How does… Click here to continue »
Why Small Business Bloggers should Learn from YouTube Stars
August 21st, 2010 | Author: Noobpreneur
Natalie Tran
I stumble on an interesting update from Yahoo! Finance regarding the independent YouTube stars making over $100,000 a year.
As a recap, here is the Top 10 list:
1. Shane Dawson – $315,000. Shane has three YouTube channels – a comedy/parody channel, a vlog and “Ask Shane” series channel, and a channel containing Shane’s videos taken from his iPhone.
2. The Annoying Orange – $288,000. The… Click here to continue »
Posted in about business, business blogging, business branding | Tags: make money with youtube, video blogging, youtube, youtube profits | 5 Comments »
How to Settle Disputes Between Business Partners: 8 Tips
August 20th, 2010 | Author: Noobpreneur
Business dispute
This is a guest post by James Adams.
When disputes between partners in a business arise, they can threaten the business more than any competitor can. Even partners with the best intentions are likely to end up at each other’s throats even though they had hoped to avoid such conflict. Here you will learn how to settle disputes between business partners: 8 tips that will make the… Click here to continue »
Posted in about business, business tips | Tags: business disputes, business partnership, dispute resolutions | No Comments »
The Mobile Age
August 19th, 2010 | Author: Noobpreneur
Mobile age
This is a guest post by Neil Jones.
Businesses and markets are becoming increasingly competitive with the disappearance of physical boundaries and too many players. Survival in these tough conditions is possible by staying ahead with constant innovations and adopting the latest technologies. Communication and mobile technology are two of the latest tools that businesses can use to spearhead their progress in their respective fields. In fact… Click here to continue »
Has Someone Moved Wall Street’s Cheese?
August 18th, 2010 | Author: Mitch Biggs
Who moved my cheese?
Mitch Biggs is a Featured Business & Finance Contributor to Associated Content. This is a reprint of a published article.
Remember the quick read by Spencer Johnson on change management written ironically in a business fable format? The characters of Who Moved My Cheese were Sniff, Scurry, Hem and Haw. Sniff and Scurry found the new cheese in station… Click here to continue »
Posted in about business, business blogging, business news | Tags: business growth, wall street cheese, who moved my cheese | No Comments »
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