Next up is Wendy Colson of Boobie Bar, seeking $150,000 for 10 percent equity. Boobie Bar is an herbal lactation bar perfect for busy, new mothers. According to their website, the bars “were created for busy moms who are looking for a delicious healthy snack packed with superfood ingredients which have been used for years […]
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Nobody thinks their content sucks – or, in other words, is weak and not deserving to be believed. After all, why would someone intentionally create something that’s utterly useless for their organization or their audience? And yet, a lot of content sucks. We’ve all seen (and sometimes created) it. Consider this article the proverbial splash
Most of us face decisions of some kind on a daily basis–and many of us wonder how we can improve our decision making skills so we can make clear, confident choices. Whether you’re a CEO, manager, teacher, coach, professor or anything else, you want to make the best possible decisions. Decision making should be a
Building and maintaining positive relationships with customers is a key factor in a company’s success, regardless of what industry or niche it’s operating. While this might not be a challenge for a small business or a local company, it will inevitably become a consideration as the business expands and the operations side becomes more complex.
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Last into the tank is Eugenia Chen of Pandaloon, seeking $60,000 for 20 percent equity. Pandaloon offers adorable animal costumes for pets. According to their website, the pet-apparel company’s “favorite panda bear gift ideas come from our love of adorably cute and fun panda fashion. From panda bear hats with paws to panda bear slippers,
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Yelp (NYSE: YELP) is yet again facing accusations that it’s creating a pay-to-play scheme to get more businesses to buy advertisements on the popular review platform. This time, Dallas area businesses are accusing Yelp of hiding five-star reviews when they refused to pay for advertising, according to a report from CBS Dallas/Fort Worth. Yelp Accused
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The internet has changed business marketing forever, allowing companies to reach a large group of potential customers with a relatively small amount of money. But with so many platforms available, it can be challenging to decide where to allocate your own marketing spend. To make things easier, here’s a list of 12 online marketing tactics
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Last into the tank are Lindsay Barto and Chris Healey of The Longhairs, seeking $95,000 for 10 percent equity. The Longhairs offers a new kind of hair tie for men with long hair. According to their website, the Longhairs community advocates, educates and celebrates long hair on men by offering tips, advice and products for
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Think back to the revolutions throughout history that shaped the world. The advent of machinery, then information technology and then the internet all had a profound impact on the way we do business. But first, let’s consider how these historical revolutions impacted businesses over time. With the industrial revolution the emergence of industrial technology and
For a small business, it pays to be polite. Otherwise, you risk losing customers. Most Polite States But many businesses, especially the ones in Tennessee, miss this simple thing. That’s according to new research from cloud-based accounting solutions provider FreshBooks. The company analyzed customer data and based on the use of “please” and “thank you”
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