October 22nd, 2010
Solid financial administration is an imperative for every business, especially for startups. Without an attentiveness to cash flow, expenditures, and commitments, a business can run out of cash and capital at crucial moments, leaving them crippled, unable to compete, and sometimes unable to operate.
For help learning how to get a handle on your finances early on, read the following 7 crucial financial administration tips for startups.
Get a low fee bank account: Don’t be one of the many business people that try to use your personal bank account for your business as well. By keeping your business transactions separate from your personal business, you will find it much easier accounting for income and expenses and monitoring cash flow. On the other …
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October 19th, 2010
I’m not getting paid to say this. So let me say it loud and clear. I’ve worked with at least two dozen different web host companies over the last 5 years. None… and I mean none… compare to TigerTech.
Freakin’ awesome.
If you want repeat customers for your business… look at the way TigerTech treats their customers … the level of support is just mind blowing.
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October 19th, 2010
Why spend a minute when you could spend an hour?
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October 13th, 2010
It seems like just yesterday that two of my good friends came up with the idea to start a t-shirt search engine called Teenormous. I think it was 2 years ago that the site launched and it has already surpassed $1,000,000 in sales. Quite impressive.
The cool thing about their business model is that it fits pretty much every niche out there that has a variety of products. They did all the hard coding work for their proof of concept (Teenormous) & now that they’ve seen that site succeed, they get to re-use most of their code to build search engines for other niche products. Case in point: EveryCostume.com, a new Halloween …
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September 16th, 2010
Because of a blog post made a long while ago called “Is college necessary?” a lot of people write to me asking a similar but better question “Is college worth it?” Let me answer that question in a nuanced way.
I think education is a virtue. I think it is the swiss army pocket knife of human existence. You learn to use your brain and you can accomplish anything. You can be anything. You can overcome anything (especially disappointment at the hands of others).
Having said that, I think from an economic perspective (since that’s why most people go to college) the value of a college education is going down. Not only is there …
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