What’s Your Story? via Hearpreneur

There’s nothing more special and near and dear to the hearts of entrepreneurs than the story of the founding of their company.  So, why did you start your business? What opportunity did you fulfill? Check out the comments at Hearp...

How To Write A Press Release via Teach A CEO & Tasha Mayberry

ress releases are an excellent way to get noticed by the media and to land on the front page of Google.  There is certainly a craft for writing a successful press release. Paid press releases are not cheap so you want to make sure...

Be Bold

id you know that over 50% of companies on the 2009 Fortune 500 list were founded during a similar economic time or bear market? This is the time for entrepreneurs to look at the clutter and shambles of the broken economy and deman...

Legal Tips for Entrepreneurs via Doug Bend & Teach A CEO

oug Bend is the founder of The Law Office of Doug Bend, a law firm focused on start-ups and small businesses. Topics covered included: The first step when starting a business to make it a legal entity Starting an LLC a S Corp or C...

The Art of Testing: Keep Testing Until You Find What Works

esting is a requirement for entrepreneurs.  Often customers are not sure what exactly they want or don’t want in a product, so it is the job of the entrepreneur to create or provide that product or service.  Even Steve Jobs the fa...

The Ant Learns The Importance of Social Media

on’t be like the ant. Accept change. Social media is the future, and it is not an option but a requirement for the success of all businesses.  The world is considerably smaller, so that now business owners can speak with clients o...

William McKnight & Autonomy via Hearpreneur

illiam McKnight (1887-1978) was an American businessman and philanthropist who served his entire career in the 3M Company (Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company). Encourage autonomy among employees because this leads to innov...