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Monday, 13th May 2013

7 Things To Consider Before Selling Your Company

7 Things To Consider Before Selling Your Company

Startup acquisitions often don't go as planned - often because the founders don't know what to expect and how to ensure they're getting the right deal.

Small Biz Scott Gerber comments

Monday, 6th May 2013

Remote Work vs. Collaboration: 8 Startups Weigh In

Remote Work vs. Collaboration: 8 Startups Weigh In

The controversy over Marissa Mayer's decision to ban telecommuting at Yahoo just won't go away. But what about startups? Is remote working right for very young companies?

Small Biz Scott Gerber comments

Monday, 4th March 2013

Boston Startup School Graduates To Institute With New York Expansion

Boston Startup School Graduates To Institute With New York Expansion

The Boston Startup School has proved so successful it is rebranding itself as the Startup Institute and expanding to New York City.

Small Biz Dan Rowinski comments

Tuesday, 11th December 2012

Teams That Want It More: Separating Startup Winners From Losers

Teams That Want It More: Separating Startup Winners From Losers

Being smart is not enough for creating a successful startup.

Small Biz Alan S Cohen comments

Monday, 10th December 2012

How To Reverse Engineer Your Startup

How To Reverse Engineer Your Startup

Dave Lavinsky's new book - Start at the End: How Companies Can Grow Bigger and Faster by Reversing Their Business Plan - says smart entrepreneurs should start by defining the goals they want to achieve and work their way backward to arrive at the steps necessary for success.

Small Biz Rieva Lesonsky comments

Friday, 2nd November 2012

6 Things That Can Kill Your City's Startup Community

6 Things That Can Kill Your City's Startup Community

Instead of waiting for someone to offer a helping hand, or packing up the U-Haul and moving to Silicon Valley, try taking the entrepreneurial approach and turning your home town into a high-tech startup community.

Small Biz Rieva Lesonsky comments

Thursday, 18th October 2012

When Is It Time To Pivot? 8 Startups On How They Knew They Had To Change

When Is It Time To Pivot? 8 Startups On How They Knew They Had To Change

There comes in a time the life of many startups when it starts to become clear that everything is not going according to plan. But how do entrepreneurs tell if they need to keep going all in on the original plan, or pivot to something new?

Small Biz Scott Gerber comments

Wednesday, 10th October 2012

Why You Can't Settle For The "Minimum" In Your Minimum Viable Product

Why You Can't Settle For The "Minimum" In Your Minimum Viable Product

Many startups scramble to create a "minimum viable product," or MVP, to get a version of their product to market quickly for testing. It’s a great way to cost-effectively test a website or app with real users. But be careful, if your MVP is too minimalist, it could torpedo your company's future.

Hack Matthew Zehner comments

Thursday, 4th October 2012

Startup Funeral: Honoring The Lessons Of Failure [Video]

Startup Funeral: Honoring The Lessons Of Failure [Video]

Failure gets a lot of praise in the tech world. It’s a great learning experience, it’s a vital growth opportunity, etc. But nobody celebrates the actual event. Recently several entrepreneurs in New York City got together to do just that, holding the inaugural Startup Funeral to honor the memory of three dead technology companies.

Small Biz Tim Devaney and Tom Stein comments

Monday, 1st October 2012

How - And Why - Startups Should Hire Millennials

How - And Why - Startups Should Hire Millennials

It’s like a harmonic convergence. Startups need workers, and the largest generation ever born in America — the Millennials — is desperately searching for work. But as every startup knows, it's never as easy as all that.

Small Biz Rieva Lesonsky comments

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