Starting Up: Page 2
Have a Great New Idea? Here's How to Know If Your Brainstorm Will Become a Breakthrough
Always test your vision before bringing it to market.
How To Start Your Ideal Business — 7 Steps From Experience
The trial and error tested steps to starting your ideal business.
3 Things I Learned in the First 3 Months of Starting My Company
Starting a new business comes with financial, technical and employee-related hurdles that one may not think to plan for ahead of time.
8 Reasons Why Your Startup Will Fail
If you're thinking about starting your own business, avoid these dangers.
Building a Business? Here Are 4 Common Challenges You'll Likely Face Along the Way
When launching a startup, knowing where the hurdles are makes it much easier to clear them.
Avoid These 3 Common Entrepreneur Death Traps
Like life, there is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to entrepreneurship. These three tips will prevent new entrepreneur failure and ensure a stable journey into entrepreneurship.
7 Deadly Misconceptions About Entrepreneurship and Starting a Business
Don't fall for these seven cardinal sins when launching a start-up.
You Have a Great Idea, But You Work for Someone Else. What Do You Do With It?
An intrapreneur shares many of the same qualities as an entrepreneur, which path is the best fit for your new business idea?
How to Start a Business with Only $1,000
$1,000 can take you far if you know how to spend it!
63 Businesses to Start for Under $10,000
Need new inspiration for a business you can start with $10,000? Here are over 60 profitable business ideas you can run with now.
6 Easy Tips for Getting Your Real Estate Startup Off the Ground
Building a successful real estate brand in a saturated market can be tough -- it takes a solid plan and a commitment to stick to the basics.
Want to Franchise Your Business? Make Sure You Know These 5 Things
A seasoned franchisor's advice on how to build a successful franchising system.
Reframing the Concept of Networking for Women Entrepreneurs: Relationships, Not Networks
Build relationships before you need to ask for help -- you'll have already established trust, reliability and familiarity.
Are You Guilty of These 3 Biases That Kill Most Startups?
Founders succumb to three common cognitive biases that sink most startups.
Dear Brit: "How Do I Know if I Have Product-Market Fit with My New Business?"
This conundrum is a fundamental challenge all entrepreneurs have to tackle.