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From personal branding or corporate business branding, entrepreneurs know a strong branding strategy and design are imperative to success. Learn more, here.
Chef Says This Is the No. 1 Thing That Makes a Restaurant Successful or Not
Chef, coach and entrepreneur Christian Fischer reveals the vital ingredient for restaurant success.
From Trusted to Cancelled — Here's How to Navigate the Double-Edged Sword of Social Media
Social media is a double-edged sword: skillfully wielded, it has the power either to amplify your voice or open doors to new prospects. Another slip can exact gaping wounds that will bleed your credibility and trust.
Does Your Brand Look too Corporate, or Dated? See How These Brands Leveled Up Their Design.
We live in a time when brands are more visible and visual than ever. Here, six founders explain how they created brand design that stands out.
The Era of Faceless Branding Is Over — Here's Why Modern Brands Fail and Publicity Reigns Supreme in 2024
No longer can a brand hide behind its company logo and expect to thrive.
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Big Businesses Take Forever to Pay Their Small Suppliers. These Founders Did Something About It: 'Nobody Had Seen Anything Like This'
When their first company failed because major retailers took so long to pay, Stacey Abrams and Lara Hodgson couldn't accept the status quo. So they built NowAccount, a novel solution that lets small businesses get paid right away. Turns out, big businesses love it too.
15 Weird and Wonderful Side Hustles You Never Knew Existed
Turns out there are all kinds of wacky ways to make extra cash. We found 15 people bringing in thousands of dollars on unexpected ventures, and they're happy to share the wealth.
The Miley Cyrus Approach To Marketing — Why It's a Radically Different Method For Achieving Brand Impact
In case you missed it, Miley Cyrus recently won her first Grammy. In her acceptance speech, she told a story that is a great learning lesson for business owners and marketers alike, especially those who find themselves burned out and exhausted in this current environment.
Navigating the Diverse Marketing Landscape of Black America — How to Foster Authentic Engagement, Loyalty and Respect
The importance of cultural specificity and how brands can authentically engage with the broader Black community.
Are You the Face of Your Business? You Shouldn't Be — These 3 Practices Can Help You Change Your Branding
In a smaller organization, the owner is often the "face" of the business. But while it is flattering to be in demand, being the face of the business is also dangerous. It can impact the owner's ability to grow the business and make it sustainable for the long term.
The Waitlist for This Sushi Spot Numbers in the Hundreds. Here's the Secret Ingredient of Its Success.
Royal Sushi & Izakaya's Jesse Ito discusses the power of apprenticeship, following in his father's footsteps, and creating a unique restaurant vibe.
Long-Lost Sisters Who Built the Largest Black-Owned Wine Company in the U.S. Reveal How to Break Into a Notoriously Tough Industry
Andréa and Robin McBride followed their shared love of wine into business — but it hasn't always been easy.
Your Secrets Won't Stay Hidden For Long — Follow These 6 Ways to Help Protect Your Reputation
On the web, internal crises can turn into a five-alarm fire in a hurry. Knowing how to respond can go a long way toward limiting the damage and protecting your brand from long-term harm.
This Black Founder Was Denied a Business Loan and Set Out to Prove the 'Gatekeepers' Wrong. He's Made More Than $500,000 So Far — But It's Just the Beginning.
Rob Gooljar, founder of IRIS blossom, started an Instagram account to share his love of floral arrangements — then the requests started rolling in.
He Started a Side Hustle in His Parents' Basement and Won Big on Richard Branson's TV Show. The Business Saw Over $650 Million in Annual Revenue Last Year.
Shawn Nelson, founder and CEO of furniture manufacturer Lovesac, thought it would be "funny to make a giant beanbag chair."
Why Saying 'I Don't Know' Makes You a Better Leader
Great leaders do not have all the answers. "I don't know" may come across as three simple, innocuous words, but they do have the power to make business stronger.
