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4 Reasons Every Marketer Should be Watching Product Hunt
If you think you know Product Hunt, you might want to look again. They’re changing at a rapid pace, and revolutionizing the landscape of startup marketing!
How to succeed in the ego-ravaged drama queen world of social media
In many circles the social media ego rules. It’s hard not to be hurt when you’re left off these “lists,” but here’s a way to survive with pride intact.
I wasn’t a desperate entrepreneur, and that’s why I failed
The business case for becoming a desperate entrepreneur: A corporate intrapreneur will always lose to an entrepreneur running out of money and time
When developing a personal brand, sometimes your dreams follow you
Follow your dreams? Not necessarily. As many successful people testify, often it’s the other way around and your dreams follow you
19-Year-Old Shows Anybody Can Become Known With Commitment
In this Instagram case study, Danielle Conte shares Baseball Lifestyle 101’s success on Instagram and how owner Josh Shapiro has become known on the web
The raw truth about “I work harder than you”
Why I’ve decided to leave the competition of “I work harder than you” behind and test out a 4-day work week for more productivity (not less!).
Carthage must be destroyed – and Facebook competition too.
Mike Allton shares how Facebook competition is getting smaller. It seems now the platform is after YouTube and SnapChat as well.
Research shows we may be at the end of the startup era
Entrepreneurs revel in the idea of disruption. But the big fish are eating the little fish at a record pace. Is the startup era coming to a close?
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