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By: VentureHow Staff Writer
Date: Sep 10, 2016
VentureHow.com's 7 Essential Factors to Consider before Growing a Small Business tries to answer an existential question for many small business owners. Should you remain small or grow big. What are the criteria that should drive the million dollar question? Your small business is steady as it...
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Date: Sep 10, 2016
Small Business Credit Card Balance Transfer Strategy: As a business owner you have a lot of cash outflows and inflows, and the timing of these flows varies. While credit card debt is not ideal, sometimes using the favorable terms credit card companies offer to transfer balances may prove to be a...
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Date: Oct 12, 2016
Tablet-based POS Systems for Small Businesses is an emerging technology and essential for many businesses to capture the digital trends. Think of Square, one of the first hardware add-on that helped thousands of firms transform their tablets into mobile payment solutions. And, today many others...
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Date: Oct 12, 2016
Small Business Employee Scheduling Software Evaluation Criteria provides an overview of what are some of the key features and functions an entrepreneur should consider during the selection process. Small businesses with employees that work on different shifts at the workplace, factory, retail s...
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Date: Oct 12, 2016
The difference between franchising versus going it on your own is a fine one. At a simplistic level, there isn’t too much of a difference as both involve you being your own boss. However, before you choose which way you want to get into the business, it is essential to understand the distinc...
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Date: Oct 12, 2016
While franchising may be appropriate for many budding entrepreneurs, selecting the right franchise is not easy. Franchises are an appealing option for entrepreneurs who do not want to build something from scratch but do want to get into a business. Franchises get a lot of support right from ...
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Date: Oct 23, 2016
An effective elevator pitch is a simple but powerful messaging concept that allows you to swiftly communicate the essence of your business to someone else in a short time. The term “elevator pitch” basically defines the length of time you have to relay those details – the period of a ty...
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Date: Oct 23, 2016
What are the essential Small Business HR Software Top Features? As we all agree, employees are a company's most valuable resource and one of the most accurate indicators of its likelihood of success. As an HR professional or a tech leader responsible for IT enabling the human resources functio...
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Date: Oct 22, 2016
Overview of writing a Small Business Vision Statement: If you’re a small business owner who heard a suggestion to draft a small business vision statement, you might ask yourself “why and what and how”? You also might get a lot of answers, which will vary depending on who you ask, about your...
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Date: Oct 23, 2016
Effective small business advertising and marketing are not a pipe dream. With prudent planning, thoughtful execution, and constant tweaking, a small business can succeed in promoting its products or services. As a small business, you have limited resources. So when you spend it on marketing an...
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Date: Oct 23, 2016
What is a value proposition – and why does your small business need one? Your value proposition is what sets you apart in a crowded marketplace and what allows you to appeal to your target prospects. Every competing company in your field is seeking the same group of customers, so your unique ...
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Date: Oct 21, 2016
Small Business Profit and Loss Statement is a critical tool for entrepreneurs to measure the efficacy of their decisions and the viability of various activities. Let's assume the small company that you own has been manufacturing and selling widgets for several years. About one year ago, you deci...
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Date: Oct 23, 2016
The small business social media plan is a strategic imperative and a core marketing piece in this world of mobility and social networking. Your small business needs a compelling social media presence to engage with your customers. You can use the power of social media to build your brand, to e...
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Date: Oct 21, 2016
In the good old -- or bad old -- days, creating a small business marketing plan often consisted of expensive media and limited options for do-it-yourself entrepreneurs. Fortunately, times have changed. Today, creating a small business marketing plan is easy in that there are a lot of options for D.I...
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Date: May 20, 2024
Mobile Mixology Service: Your Recipe for a Thriving Business Crafting Unforgettable Experiences Picture this: a sophisticated bar setup materializing at any location, talented mixologists crafting bespoke cocktails, and guests delighted by a unique and interactive experience. That's the power of a m...
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Date: May 31, 2025
Accidental Entrepreneurs: Jerry Baldwin, Zev Siegl, Gordon Bowker - Starbucks Corporation Jerry Baldwin, Zev Siegl, and Gordon Bowker were friends who met while studying at the University of San Francisco in the early 1970s. They shared a passion for coffee and entrepreneurship. The trio's accident...
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Date: Jun 22, 2025
Accidental Entrepreneurs: Thomas Sullivan - Tetley Tea Thomas Sullivan was born in 1876 in New York, USA. He was a tea merchant known for popularizing the concept of tea bags. Sullivan's accidental entrepreneurship began in the early 20th century when he sent samples of tea to customers in small...
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Date: Jun 01, 2025
Accidental Entrepreneurs: Jack Dorsey - Twitter, Square Jack Dorsey was born in 1976 in Missouri, USA. He showed an early interest in computer programming and technology. Dorsey's accidental entrepreneurship began in 2006 when he co-founded Twitter, a microblogging platform that allows users to share...
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Date: Jun 01, 2025
Accidental Entrepreneurs: Frank Epperson - Popsicle Frank Epperson was born in 1894 in California, USA. He was a young boy when he accidentally invented the Popsicle. Epperson's accidental entrepreneurship began in 1905 when he left a mixture of powdered soda, water, and a stirring stick outside ...
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Date: Jul 22, 2025
Accidental Entrepreneurs: Sergey Brin & Larry Page - Google Sergey Brin and Larry Page were born in 1973 and 1973, respectively, in Russia and Michigan, USA. They met as graduate students at Stanford University, where they began working on a research project that would change the world. Brin and Page...
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