Steve Hoffman
by Steve Hoffman, Publisher of Founders Space
It’s never too early to start marketing and promoting your app. Ideally, you should begin right when you start development. As you build out the app, you should be working on marketing and promoting it to all the key influencers, including bloggers, strategic partners, potential users, etc.
Kristina Jaramillo
During a presentation that I was giving at a small business owner’s boot camp, I was asked a very interesting question by one of the attendees:
Steve Hoffman
by Steve Hoffman, Creator of Yumby
After doing extensive research and interviewing industry experts, I’ve compiled a list of what you need to do to launch and market a successful mobile app on the iPhone, iPad and Android.
Raj Gavurla
by Raj Gavurla of LiiiVEN, Inc.
Entrepreneurs have an idea they research and chisel into service and product. To make a significant difference in the marketplace acquiring a client is needed. Why a client? To help them, gain revenue, and find new ways to apply service and product.
Naomi Kokubo
Question: I’m running a startup and I haven’t had much luck with press releases. What do I need to know before I do my next press release? I need this one to be a success.
Answer by Naomi Kokubo, Editor of Founders Space
Suzen Pettit
by Suzen Pettit at Omaginarium
Don’t Have a Facebook Business Page? Why You Must Suck It Up & Create Your Facebook Business Page Today
Karen Leland
by Karen Leland at www.karenleland.com
Seven years ago, entrepreneur Rico Elmore was on vacation when he failed to find a pair of sunglasses that would fit on his not-so-small noggin. Elmore’s hefty head experience left him with an ah-ha moment, and today he is the proud proprietor of Fatheadz Eyewear www.fatheadz.com , a company that makes oversize sunglasses and extra wide eyewear for folks with large heads.
Daniela Baker
by Daniela Baker at CreditDonkey
Every business, large or small, needs a marketing plan to avoid making costly errors. Unfortunately, all too many business operate their marketing on a fly-by-the-seat-of-their-pants sort of method. They don’t have much of a plan in place, and if they do, they don’t really follow it. While this might seem to make your business’s marketing techniques more flexible, it actually can cost you a ton – both in extra money spent and in opportunities missed – in the long run. Here are just a few common mistakes businesses make and how they can be avoided with a good marketing plan.
Soody Tronson
by Soody Tronson, Founder of Soody Tronson Law Group
QUESTION: I am based in Australia & have a business that I am passionate about. I want to find a VC that has experience in taking a product & selling it succesfully via infomercials throughout the U.S. It is difficult to find anyone in Australia that has this experience & not sure as to where to start looking in the U.S.? Your help is greatly appreciated! Glen Pattison
Richard Hsu
by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
If you were like me, you probably played the video game Tetris from the 80′s, so when well-known CEO Jae Chung of goBalto presented his 7 tips for marketing a startup company on 5 four-square colored blocks, I couldn’t resist from posting it.
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