Some people start a business because they're passionate about a particular cause and they want their business to have an impact. Some people start a business because they are looking for a better work/life balance. Some are simply looking for more freedom.
E-Myth President, Wendy Vinson interviews Brian Schwartz, entrepreneur and author of the new book: 50 Interviews: Entrepreneurs.
A successful business provides a service or product that expertly fills a specific need in the marketplace. The trick for entrepreneurs is identifying the right product or service for the right space at the right time. April Glavine is one example of an entrepreneur who did just that.
In 2010, it’s estimated that people sent more than 1 trillion emails. That’s a staggering number. And of course, you have to ask yourself: with the plethora of emails being sent every minute of every day, how can you rise above the inbox clutter to reach your prospects?
Former EMyth President,Wendy Vinson interviews Nina Kaufman, a small business attorney, about the three most common questions she gets from her small business clients:
Did you know that your chances of obtaining business financing can increase by more than 250% if you have good business credit? The problem for many business owners is that they think that just because they're in business, they're automatically building the good business history required to get credit. Not necessa...
In this podcast episode, Robby Reynolds, a tax and business consultant and President of The Business Consulting Group in Shelby, North Carolina, joins Wendy Vinson to talk about how small businesses can legally reduce tax liability by taking advantage of certain tax rules.
This week's podcast is about a topic that is top-of-mind for a lot of business owners right now: funding. What kind of business funding is available to small business, how you go about getting it, and what's different about securing funding now during these challenging economic times.
In this podcast, we talk about how to approach overwhelm.
In this podcast, we dispel the myth that market research has to be complicated and expensive.