Forbes: With MeeGenius apps downloaded over 1.5 million times, MeeGenius co-founder and CEO Wandy Hoh recently raised $2.4M Series A to offer even more digitized children’s stories. MeeGenius was recently selected for Springboard. Follow her on Twitter at @meegenius.
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Forbes: Former journalist Elena Favilla co-founded iPad magazine for children (and their parents) Timbuktu and named it after the place that she wanted to go visit when she was a child – Timbuktu! Timbuktu participated in 500 Startups. Follow her on Twitter at @efavilli.
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Forbes: From a childhood love of books and programming, Aarti Parikh co-founded KiteReaders to produce and distribute enhanced ebooks and apps for kids, partnering with children’s book authors and publishers. Follow her on Twitter at @KiteReaders.
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The following is by Brian Patrick about his new book Selling On Amazon Simplified: How I Make $2,700 Every Month. This book will explain the exact online selling process that anybody can replicate, but very few do. Learn how I make close to $3,000 a month in just part time hours, all from the comforts
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Everything you need to know to run a profitable and satisfying makeup artist business from your home can be found in How to Start a Home-based Makeup Artist Business. This comprehensive guide takes you through every aspect of setting up and running a thriving home-based makeup artist business, from separating yourself from your competition and
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In the book Pinfluence, Beth Hayden gives you the tools and tips you need to create visual content that is so compelling that you may not even need to distribute it yourself; your readers, fans, and followers will do it for you on Pinterest! Here are some quick guidelines for great pinning: Your images should
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Mystery shopping is an aspect of market research where you are hired to pretend to be a “real customer” to evaluate products and services you receive. Companies use this information to gauge competition, train new hires, and reward employees. The result is that you get to make extra income just by shopping and giving your
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The Washington Post: While he never possessed super powers, the real-life Tesla was just about as quirky as any fictional mad scientist, particularly in his later years, when he tried to convince Great Britain to fund him in the development of a death ray. (He was unsuccessful.) In fact, Tesla was such a bizarre and
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EIN News: Mompreneur/Inventor and Winner of Kelly Ripa’s Homemade Millionaire, Marcy McKenna, is changing the way people go about their daily lives with her new invention, The Style & Go(TM) Hair Care Valet (formerly The Styling Station). When people think of inventions in terms of solving a problem, Marcy McKenna’s clever new way to organize
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Ron Flavin is a leading grant expert who has raised more than $100 million in government grants for his clients. In his book Business Grants: Everything You Need to Know to Connect With Local, State and Federal Grants for Business, he will help you discover where the business grants can be found and more important,
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