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Wholesale Electronics Market Remains Strong For Christmas Despite ... - PR We...
9 Oct 2008 at 1:14am

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Wholesale Electronics Market Remains Strong For Christmas Despite ...
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Projector Phone Launched by Chinavasion - TMCnet
26 Sep 2008 at 9:23am

Projector Phone Launched by Chinavasion
TMCnet - Sep 26, 2008
Rose Li, the PR manager for the dropship company, Chinavasion, was surprised that the mobile phone market did not have a phone with projector features since ...

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23 Sep 2008 at 3:29am

Des cocons d?aliens couvés de concert
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Dealing With Contractors? Get Your Hammer Ready
21 May 2008 at 10:42am
This week continues my series on opening a brick and mortar retail store from scratch. This week we discuss how to find a capable building contractor to build out the location. And as this series has been thus far, this segment is based on my personal experience and offered to you warts and all. As with all of my columns only the names have been changed to protect the innocent, the ignorant, and the overly litigious.

Signing A Lease? Get Your First Born Ready!
29 Apr 2008 at 7:42am
This week we discuss the negotiation and signing of one of the most dreaded legal documents any entrepreneur will ever fail to read: the commercial lease (insert scary music here). Before we dive in, understand these points; there is no such thing as a lease thats in favor of the tenant. Trying to break a lease is like trying to sweet talk your way out of Alcatraz. Landlords are your best friends until you miss a rent payment or two. And although I could find no written record of anyone ac...

How To Find The Best Location For Your Business
8 Apr 2008 at 9:29am
I spent a lot of time sitting in parking lots. You can learn a lot just watching cars go by at different times of the day. For example a location may be great in the morning, but lousy in the afternoon. Or maybe the parking lot is full at lunch, but empty the rest of the day. You should also consider which side of the road works best for you. For example a drive thru coffee shop has a much better chance of success if its located on the side of the road with the morning rush hour traffic, ...

Selling Digital Downloads Via eBay Classifieds Is Still A Crap Shoot
2 Apr 2008 at 9:18am
Last week I told you that eBay had decided to ban the sale of digital downloads via its traditional auction system. This means that digital media sellers will have to deliver their goods via CDs or DVDs, or post them for sale on the eBay Classified system. This week I'm hearing from lots of folks who have tried to post sales to the eBay Classifieds only to be denied the privilege of doing so or having the ad cancelled by eBay for policy violations that no one - not even eBay staffers - seem t...

eBay Changes The Rules On Digital Downloads Again
26 Mar 2008 at 9:30am
Well, folks, eBay has done it again. You hear those beeps? That's the sound of eBay backing up. Just when you thought eBay was FINALLY catching up with every other website on the planet by allowing the sale of downloadable products they decide to toss a monkey wrench into the process with this statement that released on March 24, 2008...

Conduct Market Research To Avoid "Ugly Baby Syndrome"
26 Mar 2008 at 1:08am
Starting a business without doing market research is like stepping out onto a tightrope without bothering to check the tightness of the knots that are holding the rope in place. You're halfway across when the knots loosen, the rope wobbles; you lose your balance, and fall to the ground with a splat. It's odd how many of my business analogies end in the horrific death of the entrepreneur. It's odder still that conducting market research is something many entrepreneurs either forget to do or ...

Never Dive Into Business Without A Startup Plan
19 Mar 2008 at 7:51am
This week begins the tale of my recent foray into the world of brick and mortar and the startup lessons learned there from. The lessons to come over the next few weeks are many and not just for those milling around in the brick and mortar crowd. Whether you're starting a retail business in a strip mall or building a virtual business online, many of the fundamentals are the same and the principles for a successful startup apply. You must begin with what I call a "Startup Plan."

Brick & Mortar? Boy, What Were You Thinking?
12 Mar 2008 at 7:27am
When I was a kid there were five words I heard more than all others combined. Usually coming from my father, they were, Boy, what were you thinking? Those words typically came after he caught me doing something I shouldnt have been or more often, after talking my younger brother into doing something really stupid that could have but never did end in his demise. I hadnt heard those words in many years (at least since my younger brother got taller than me). And I havent really missed hearing...

Be Careful What You Wish For; You Just Might Get It
4 Mar 2008 at 11:20am
In spite of my professional and personal accomplishments I had always wished for something more. I can't really explain it other than to say a misfiring electron somewhere deep in my brain caused me to always dream of writing a best selling business book and traveling the country to promote it. I wanted to be the southern fried Steven Covey; traveling from town to town spreading the gospel of entrepreneurship for all to hear. It would almost be a religious experience, as I foresaw it in my...

How To Really Get The Competitive Advantage
8 Aug 2007 at 2:07am
One of the cool things about being an entrepreneur and business author and speaker is that I get to use all kinds of big words and phrases that make me sound much smarter than I am. For example, just saying the word entrepreneur makes me sound quite educated and continental, despite the fact that the only subject in school I failed miserably was French. After an entire school year the only thing I learned to say was, Mon professeur est un porc de verrue, which loosely translated means, My t...

What Would You Do With A Second Chance?
12 Jul 2007 at 9:16am
Weve all wished that we could go back in time with our heads full of knowledge and our belts busting with experience and do it all over again. The proverbial second chance is something weve all wished for - some of us more than others. Imagine how different our lives would be if we came equipped with unlimited do overs.

Biscuits & Bizness - Tim Knox Serves Up Business Advice With Humor, In New Bo...
22 Jun 2007 at 1:19am
The title was pretty easy for Tim Knox to come up with. "I've always been a big mama's boy,'' Knox said. "She taught me everything I know." So when the Huntsville entrepreneur and author got a publishing deal for a business book, its title became "Everything I Know About Business I Learned From My Mama."
Like Books, Entrepreneurs Are Always Judged By Their Covers
21 Jun 2007 at 9:00am
In business and in life people judge you everyday, just as you judge everyone else. And most of us base our opinion of others on our first impression of them. We make the decision to either like them or loath them within the first minute and you know as well as I do, my holier-than-thou peers, that we do not do business with people that we dont like. First impressions are hard to change, so make every effort to make every first impression a good one.

Entrepreneurs Learn This Lesson: Stop Sweating The Small Stuff
7 Jun 2007 at 8:15am
Is the pressure of being in business getting to you? Do you feel like you have the weight of the world on your shoulders? Do you lie awake nights with a thousand points of worry flashing through your poor, tired brain? Welcome, my friend, to the wonderful world of entrepreneurship. Come on now, you really didnt think it was going to be that easy, did you? Forget all those reasons youve heard as to why businesses fail. Its the pressure of entrepreneurship that sends many folks running bac...

How To Go From Worker Bee To Entrepreneur Wannabe
14 May 2007 at 7:52am
When it comes to careers and business, my radio show partner and author of the best selling career advice book 48 Days To The Work You Love, Dan Miller, is a walking, talking encyclopedia of precise industry statistics. While Ive always been comfortable using such statistically noncommittal terms as many, most, and some, Dan prefers to remember and espouse accurate numbers. Ive told him time and again that most people dont mind fuzzy statistics. He keeps telling me that 58.9 percent prefer...

How Do You Keep Your Best Employees From Jumping Ship?
26 Apr 2007 at 11:29am
Before becoming a full time entrepreneur (or ontamanure, as my daughter calls me) I worked my share of jobs and had my share of bosses. Some of the jobs I enjoyed, some I did not. The same is true for the bosses. Some were decent folks who treated me with the same respect I gave them while others would have been better suited running a concentration camp. I shouldnt complain, though, because it was the worst boss I ever had who ultimately motivated me to start my own business as a way of ...