Archive for July 21st, 2004
The Entrepreneurial Mind: “Here is today’s latest marvel of the marketplace: health care kiosks. It is a fast, efficient mini-clinic that specializes in common health problems. These kiosks operate out of Target and other retail stores. People were “sick” of sitting and waiting for hours in doctors’ offices, emergency rooms, or urgent care centers for [...]
I just found a great marketing blog called Marketing Genius from Maple Creative. Its not exactly new, there are posts back to March, but I’m looking forward to exploring the archives and reading new posts. Thanks for the link, Ross.
BusinessLogs: “If a weblog pops up on the first page of Google results, there’s a reason for it.” I’ve been saying this for ages, and someday soon, I’m going to share some of my Google secrets.
Can You Build A Business at Home?
Womens Wall Street: “Many women, particularly mothers of young children, dream of earning a part-time salary and enjoying the flexibility of a freelance lifestyle. But wary of those Spam-mailing con artists peddling bogus work-at-home schemes, they’re also not up for starting a major entrepreneurial venture requiring a million dollars in investment capital. Is it unreasonable, [...]
Martin Tobias writing at AlwaysOn: “Good equity investors should be business partners, not just financial investors. Purely financial investors should be the public markets. Unfortunately, as the mood brightens, many of them will come back into the private equity markets. Look for people who have worked in related businesses to yours. An entrepreneur-turned-investor who has [...]
Using Telecommuters to Expand Your Business
David St Lawrence: Using conventional thinking, the growing company would have to add office space, extra phone lines, computers, and all of the other expenses that are required to support additional staff. This really blows the idea of an incremental increase in expenses right out of the water. As a result, many micro-business owners delay [...]
