crowdSPRING Blog

MAY 2, 2018

Marketing is the bridge between your business and your customers. Without marketing, your business may as well exist in an unlit locked vault – no customers are coming in and no sales are going out. But, with so many avenues to choose from, how does a small business know where to start? Close, But No Cigar.

Small Business 73

Small Business Software Review Social Media Marketing 73

Hearpreneur

MARCH 23, 2022

Each business has a story. No matter if the business is a Goliath like Wal-Mart, or a local business owned by a couple or family, the business has roots in an idea. For each business owner, the story of their journey can range from monetary needs or the passion for a unique project. 1- Wanted to run my own ship.

Los Angeles 134

Los Angeles Entrepreneur New Jersey Technical Review 134

Hearpreneur

SEPTEMBER 15, 2017

The idea of exactly what your business is going to be usually comes first. What exactly is going to be the name of your business? Even still there are some people who study foreign words for the perfect meaning behind their chosen business. Secondly, most often, is giving a title to your idea. 1- My favorite number is 3.

Naming 94

Naming Entrepreneur Green LLC 94

Up and Running

OCTOBER 14, 2016

But how do you make this dream a reality? Maybe you have an idea for a great business that you’re dying to start, or maybe you think you have a skill set that you could turn into a viable career. What kind of business do you want to start, or what service do you want to offer? If not, keep reading.

Social Media 60

Social Media Business Plan Lean Naming 60

Steve Blank

OCTOBER 10, 2016

The first two years of my startup were the most challenging years of my life; I just felt like a complete failure all the time. Most first-time entrepreneurs aren’t prepared for the challenges they will face building a startup, and yet they wouldn’t trade the experience for anything. Demoralizing. Jacqueline Ros. Christina Stembel.

Entrepreneur 260

Entrepreneur Cofounder San Francisco Campaign 260

Steve Blank

OCTOBER 10, 2016

The first two years of my startup were the most challenging years of my life; I just felt like a complete failure all the time. Most first-time entrepreneurs aren’t prepared for the challenges they will face building a startup, and yet they wouldn’t trade the experience for anything. Demoralizing. Jacqueline Ros. Christina Stembel.

Entrepreneur 120

Entrepreneur Cofounder San Francisco Campaign 120