Can I ask you for a quick favor? Tim Berry, the founder of Palo Alto Software and a personal friend, was just nominated as a Small Business Influencer in the Guru category on SmallBizTrends.com. Everyone at Palo Alto Software would love to see him win. We’re hoping that you can help us out by voting [...]
{ 0 comments }
Joe Stump, CEO and founder of SimpleGeo, put together this slide deck on starting your startup. 99% of the presentation is key for anyone starting a business. The other 1% is for people starting a technology startup. Choosing your technology stack is one of many decisions you’ll have to make when creating a company from [...]
{ 0 comments }
Do you: Stay up late at night thinking about business ideas? See business opportunities all around you? Want to start a business in the next 90 days? If you do, keep reading. I have a special offer to help you get started with your business. Tim Berry, the president and founder of Palo Alto Software, [...]
{ 0 comments }
This is a selection of articles that I keep at hand for when I need a nudge to get started with a project or to help me get started building something to see what it can turn into.
{ 1 comment }
You’ve just opened the doors to your restaurant and had a great first week. But you know that more of your potential customers are at home, hungry, and searching Google for a great place to eat dinner. A website for your restaurant will let customers find you on Google. Here are three tips on what [...]
{ 1 comment }
Tim is out of the office this week for a business planning competition in Texas, but while he’s out, here are two resources to help you with your business planning: How Can I Do a Better Job Forecasting Sales? An accurate sales forecast is one of the most important parts of a business plan. In [...]
{ 2 comments }
This is a guest post from Gil Effron, founder and CEO of New York City-based Strategies For Growth. Gil’s post today talks about how to maximize your marketing efforts. — Kai My wife and I frequently visit a Chinese restaurant in our neighborhood. The food is good, the service is great, and the philosophy is [...]
{ 0 comments }
Patrick McKenzie, the founder of Bingo Card Creator, recently gave a talk at the Business of Software conference about selling software to underserved markets. Patrick’s message, while focused on software, is universal: Why do we suck at selling to women? Because we suck at selling to pretty much everyone. — Patrick McKenzie The marketing message [...]
{ 1 comment }
If you’re a business owner, business manager, or entrepreneur interested in avoiding the simple mistakes you could make with technology in your company, register for Tim Berry’s webinar on Dumb Ways Smart Entrepreneurs Fail in Using Technology. Tim will discuss how even very smart small business owners make dumb mistakes when it comes to implementing [...]
{ 1 comment }
Subscribe via RSS
