The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “4 Uncomfortable Truths About Doing Business In 2012”. Aziz Ali says, “When I sat down to put my realizations, my “ah-ha” moment about some major changes going on in the business environment into words, I thought to myself, this might be too basic and obvious information for the EJ audience. I will suspend doubt and elaborate my insights for people who may understand these ideas theoretically, yet run away from the truth and how these changing concepts impact your business”. 4 Uncomfortable Truths About Doing... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “Direct From Google: How To Build A Quality Website In 2012”. Ana Hoffman says, “I hear a lot of webmasters complain day in and day out about all the changes that Google constantly makes to its algorithm and how they affect our search engine placement. Let me break it to you: it’s not all about what Google has done and will do to update its algorithm. It’s about what you SHOULD BE doing”. Direct From Google: How To Build A Quality Website In 2012 Yaro Starak’s ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ Blog  [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “7 Signs You Are Not Ready To Quit Your Job And Become An Entrepreneur”. Ken Sundheim says, “We associate the term “entrepreneur” with those brave enough to go out on their own, not conform to traditional corporate standards, and who come out alive to talk about it. Traditional corporate standards has many employees unhappy with their current supervisor, pay or some other facet of their job. Seemingly, there is a direct relationship among how dissatisfied someone is with their current condition at work or in their... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “Social Entrepreneurship: How You Can Profit By Making A Difference”. Neroli Makim says, “In my last column I discussed the Occupy Wall Street protests and what their implications are for business ethics. Since then I’ve been thinking a lot more about one of my favorite topics: social entrepreneurship. What is social entrepreneurship? Put simply, it’s a term to describe business enterprises that are run with goals that extend to more than just making a profit”. Social Entrepreneurship: How You Can Profit By... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “Can An Entire Society Be Open Source: Marcin Jacubowski Starts A Movement”. Neroli Makim says, “As promised, this is the first in a series of follow up articles to my original post about the creative visionary, Steve Jobs. I’ll write about creative visionaries and their work, who are doing things today that have the capacity to impact the world to a similar or greater extent as Steve Jobs. The activities these people are engaged in can be in any area or industry”. Can An Entire Society Be Open Source: Marcin... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “5 Questions To Ask To See If You Are In The Wrong Business”. Dr Mani Sivasubramanian says, ““I’m going to build a business!” These words have a certain magical energy to them. They give every solopreneur, looking to hang out a shingle on the Internet, a sense of being on the same level as a Bill Gates, or a Donald Trump, or a Larry Ellison. The vision of a future business maven who creates an empire and makes a mark in the world”. 5 Questions To Ask To See If You Are In The Wrong Business Yaro Starak’s... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “What Albert Einstein Can Teach You About Internet Marketing”. Bryan Clark says, “In ‘Internet years’ I think I can safely call myself a seasoned professional. I have been working online for a long time now; time in which I have know many people come and go. While I hate to use the term ‘Make Money Online’ or even ‘Internet Marketing’ given the bad reputation that they both have, this industry is not for the faint hearted”. What Albert Einstein Can Teach You About Internet Marketing Yaro Starak’s ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “The Perils Of Personal Branding: The Kiki Kannibal Story”. Kerry McDuling says, “Being in the business of publicity, I love exploring the elements that contribute to specific examples of someone who is successful at building their profile. I’m interested in figuring out how someone unknown can build a large following and public interest, particularly online. When recently presented with one such example, it got me thinking about the reasons someone chases publicity, aside from the obvious (making money!)”. The... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “When Growth Is The Wrong Strategy”. Mitch Wilson says, “This happens to me far too often. I think change can be a good thing, but change for the sake of change is not. The same goes for growth for the sake of growth. There is no quicker way to kill your business than to grow too fast. When I communicate with new bloggers I always tell them to start small, and let their sites grow and evolve with what their audience dictates. This is crucial, because the audience has a better idea as to what is important to them... [...]

The latest ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ blog post is titled “Are You Heading For Burn Out?”. Nacie Carson says, “I always pride myself on my ability to put the nose to the grindstone and go above and beyond, whether that effort was directed toward my blog, my work with clients, or my book. Over the last year, 60, 70, and even 80-hour weeks aren’t unusual for me – and recently I’ve noticed it’s starting to show… and not in”. Are You Heading For Burn Out? Yaro Starak’s ‘Entrepreneurs-Journey’ Blog  [...]