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Terrence Kelleman, owner of Dynomighty Design, a product development firm, found a huge audience on YouTube. Here's how.
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Back in early 2011, I predicted Facebook's $100 billion valuation. Here's what I think is coming next.
We spoke to Jonah Lehrer, author of the bestselling Imagine: How Creativity Works, to learn how entrepreneurs can be more innovative.
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What's better than data to a marketer? Getting a true emotional response from your audience. Here are the questions you need to ask first.
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A new product development platform known as Quirky allows inventors to share and get help with their inventions.
This restaurant went from being a quiet nook New York City's West Village to an always-packed hotspot, overnight. Here's how its owner dealt with the good and the ugly of being an instant hit.
After Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans chef John Besh lost everything. Here's how he staged a comeback.
A naming professional reminds entrepreneurs to keep their competitors in mind when choosing a name for their company.
One of the first steps to marketing your business for sale is creating a selling memo. Here's what to include that will pay big dividends down the line.
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Use these four rules to make sure your next presentation, demo, or sales pitch is a success.
Your success in business depends upon your ability to sell. It's time to get over your bad attitude.