Archive for September 21st, 2005
How to Create and Sell Information Products
Michael Pollock: In this episode, I speak with James Maduk about creating and selling information products. More specifically, how to create information products from what you already know and do in your daily activities. Running time is about 60 minutes. Enjoy! via Yaro Starak.
Gavin Bowman: I’ve spent the last five weeks on Codesnipers writing about some of the mistakes I made when starting my company, and during the development and marketing of my products. I doubt they’ll be the last, and I’m sure I’ve already made a few more that I just haven’t identified yet, but I’m done [...]
One year ago today: Franchising’s Flaws.
Anthony Cerminaro: The Service Corp of Retired Executives provides this Template Gallery of the following templates for startups and entepreneurial enterprises: A Business Plan for a Start-up Business A Business Plan for an Established Business Bank Loan Request for Small Business Break-Even Analysis Competitive Analysis Financial History & Ratios Loan Amortization Schedule Nondisclosure Agreement Opening [...]
Measure Everything Significant
Bob Parsons: Back before I started Parsons Technology I became impressed with something I read about John D. Rockefeller. In fact, I still think about it and use it to this very day. I learned that Mr. Rockefeller was one of the few people in his industry (perhaps the only one) who knew exactly how [...]
Ken Dyck: Peter Caputa of WhizSpark, a web application that helps event planners set up web sites to promote and manage registration for their events, is generating quite a lot of buzz in the blogosphere with a new promotion that offers users a chance to use the service free-of-charge. What’s really interesting about buzz Pete’s [...]
Retirement Plans: A New Source for Business Capital
Bison Franchise Forum: When it comes to owning and operating a business, finding the right form of financing can be an arduous task. Where do you find the necessary funding to seed a business, buy a new one, or raise additional working capital? Traditionally, business owners have used bank loans, SBA loans, personal loans, credit [...]
Bruce Andor: The simple fact is that you can’t lump all one-person businesses into the same basket. To my reckoning, there are at least three different baskets and maybe more. Here’s another article I wrote… The Entrepreneur, the Virtuoso, and the Solopreneur that looks at the different routes you can take in developing your one-person [...]
