Noobpreneur Business Blog

Where to Look for Online Business Ideas that Work: A case study of student-related online business ideas

Noobpreneur — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:29:08 PDT

Student-related online biz idea

Do you want to establish a more successful online business idea? Focus your effort on getting the right information and making something out of it. Here are some pointers.

If you are looking for an online business idea, just look around you: There are free information available today on the Internet. As a webpreneur, it’s your… Click here to continue »

Team Management Tips for the Entrepreneur

Noobpreneur — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 03:28:31 PDT

Team management

Being an entrepreneur is the equivalent of taking on multiple full time jobs. Even the best business minded person is still human, though, so it’s a good thing that a team of professionals can be put together in order to get the job done.

Still, once you’ve taken the wise step of getting… Click here to continue »

Small Business Blogs: Why Readers Prefer Free, Ad-supported Content over Paid Content

Noobpreneur — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:31:12 PDT

Ad-supported

If you run a small business blog like Noobpreneur.com, you might have been in this kind of dilemma: How to deliver value while keeping your blog site well-supported financially?

I was in the crossroad last year, and have decided that Noobpreneur.com will go all the way to offering readers free quality small business and entrepreneurship content with online… Click here to continue »

Your New Product Needs a Barcode – Here’s How You Get One

Noobpreneur — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 21:14:20 PDT

Bar code scanner

This is a guest post by Neil Jones.

So You’ve had an idea for a new product something that has never been seen before and you know that once it hits the selves it will be a world beater, you spend months or even years in your garden shed designing, developing and testing, a patent has just… Click here to continue »

Seven Lobbying Mistakes Small Businesses Make – and What to Do Instead

Noobpreneur — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 18:31:32 PDT

Lobbying

By Amy H. Handlin
Adapted from the new book “Be Your Own Lobbyist”

For small businesses, learning how to influence state and local government is a smart management strategy–but it’s also an essential survival skill. Want to change a local ordinance so you can expand your facility or parking? Looking to land a peachy state contract? Trying to… Click here to continue »

How to Move Your Furniture and Equipments to a New Location Hassle-free

Noobpreneur — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 03:15:53 PDT

Moving to new location

Moving location is already a headache; you don’t want to add more trouble by hiring the wrong mover. Moving location also requires a great deal of attention to avoid losing time and money.

Here are some pointers to help you out in choosing the right mover and make the whole moving experience as hassle-free as possible:… Click here to continue »

Philanthropy Controversy: Bing Education

Noobpreneur — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:12:36 PDT

Bing Education

Do you fancy big business doing philanthropy? Bing is doing it right now – Bing donates $3 for each person set it as default browser – and it stirs quite a controversy.

Well, maybe not Internet-wide controversy – but it is in one of Webmaster forums I often tap for trends and opinions. Check out this… Click here to continue »

What Can We Learn About Our Career Choice by Reminiscing About the Summertime Jobs of Our Youth?

Chris Swope — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 07:24:58 PDT

Chris Swope boating

Ahhh summertime. A time for vacation, a time to relax a little by the pool, and a time for family memories. Perhaps it’s a time for you to reflect back to your childhood or teenage years and reminisce about working your first summer job. Unless you’re a trust fund

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Start Your Online Business with Submitter Script

Noobpreneur — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 09:16:06 PDT

Submitter script

This is a guest post.

With so many people losing their jobs today it’s worth asking yourself whether starting a business is a better and safer option. If you’ve been stuck in a 9 till 5 environment then this may sound like a scary move. But if you think about it you will realize that’s just an excuse,… Click here to continue »

Selling My Business – How Much is My Business Worth

Scott Messinger — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:26:06 PDT

business worth

Almost all businesses are for sale to some degree. Lets say your business is not For Sale. Assume your business is worth $100,000. You love what you are doing, someone contacts you with an offer to buy your business for $500,000. Is your business now For Sale? The preceding is not a likely scenario for most business owners.… Click here to continue »