In the ’80s Tom Lennett was looking for a fun way to help his daughter learn math. He looked at different games but couldn’t find exactly what he was looking for. Instead of giving up his search, Tom created a game of his own. The Scrabble-like math game is starting to catch on in Finland […]
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Attempting social media marketing without a well-planned strategy is like jumping into the deep end of the pool when you can’t swim — not a recipe for success. At Entrepreneur’s Winning Strategies for Business conference, Starr Hall revealed three things you must do to be successful with social networking. 1. Build social proof: Social proof
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Inspired by Theresa Alfaro Daytner’s success story, Obama praised her for what she’s done as an entrepreneur reports The Baltimore Sun. “I love Theresa’s story,” the president said before an audience that included billionaire investor Warren Buffett, hundreds of women entrepreneurs and 75 girls who aspire to become engineers, U.S. senators or professional race car
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Omaha entrepreneur Larry Richling, who struggled to remain solvent during the recession and credit crisis, now is outfitting a historic building in the Old Market as a simulated 1940s department store, reports The Omaha World-Herald. The sprawling former Fairmont Creamery at 12th and Jackson Streets will house a candy store, a burger-pizza-hot dog joint, an
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Some moms have an a-ha moment and decide to build their own business. Then there are some moms that have an a-ha moment but it never really goes beyond that idea. Sometimes there’s a mom that’ll have an a-ha moment and use it to help fellow mompreneurs sell their product. That mom would be Kim
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The Wall Street Journal says hiring momentum among small businesses reversed course last month following eight months of modest growth, a national report released Wednesday shows. Businesses that employ fewer than 50 workers cut 14,000 jobs, as did businesses with between 50 and 499 workers, according to payroll company Automatic Data Processing Inc. and consultancy
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Franchising.com: Throughout his life, Keith Baldwin has been skilled and passionate at developing teams and getting people to reach their potential. Now, as he begins his career with ActionCOACH, Baldwin has the opportunity to take those skills and help business owners realize their dreams. ActionCOACH is the world’s leader in business and executive coaching. When
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In this edition of That’s My Business! we’re talking to Avi Zuber, co-founder of Deskelf.com. Listen Now: Popout Or download: That’s My Business!: Deskelf.com Deskelf.com website
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The Detroit News: Franchising a successful business is a no-brainer; making sure that franchise program actually delivers is something else. That is where the founders of Birmingham-based Goldfish Swim School are now. The nearly 5-year-old company has one profitable franchise in Farmington Hills, which opened last year and offers infant and child swimming classes in
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Courthouse News Service: More than 50 Burger King franchisees say corporate headquarters can’t force them to pay the $5 million the company agreed to pay a class of disabled customers who claimed 10 Burger King restaurants in California were not wheelchair or scooter-accessible. The franchisees say they had no part in the alleged wrongdoing, and
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