Start-Ups
A Start Up (at least the way we see it) is a company that is in its first stage of operations. They are often “bank rolled” by their founders in order to capitalize on developing a product or service for which (they believe) there is a demand. Due to limited revenue, high costs, or both, most of these operations are not sustainable in the long term without additional funding from venture capitalists.
You’ll find articles helping you get the right information no matter what part of that arduous journey you’re currently on. Good luck. We mean that.
By J.L. on October 23, 2006
It’s an age-old question that faces every entrepreneur: What do I pay myself? There are a lot of different ways to answer that, but the two most common are …..
Posted in Start-Ups | Tagged capital, financing, inventory, sales success, small business, strategy, tax
By J.L. on October 9, 2006
Your logo is a visual representation of everything you stand for. Think of golden arches or the swoosh — these two impressive logos embody these companies well. Unfortunately …
Posted in Start-Ups | Tagged competition, internet sales, marketing strategy, online sales, sales success, small business, target market