Something caught my eye the other day that I thought had a very important message to all entrepreneurs and small business owners everywhere; true team cohesion and an ability to build things at a quick pace that a team is enthusiastic about. This is a feat that is not a simple task. Too many companies [...]
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You won’t be bought by Google, so Quit Fooling Yourself; you need a sound financial model!
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Somehow, countless startups are still getting funded by investors without financial business models that are sound, proven, or even make sense. Even a couple of my colleagues have questionable businesses that have received infusions from angels and VCs (although, the products they’ve built seem brilliantly designed). Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy that all of [...]
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Kevin Elliott is a technology entrepreneur who really gets and understands "new media", "social networking", and building your business slimly in
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