Thu.Nov 17, 2016

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Why You Can’t Search for a Job From a Remote Location

Both Sides of the Table

I’ve had this conversation many times. A friend calls me up from: Boston, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, wherever and says, “I’m thinking about moving to Los Angeles (or SF, NY, etc) and I’d love to start interviewing. Let me know if you hear of anything interesting.” I usually slip into counsel mode and tell them it’s a lost cause unless they’re truly committed to living in that city and if they are they should move there first and job search second.

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Traditional Marketing Is Still Alive And You Should Be Using It!

YoungUpstarts

Have you heard? Traditional marketing is dead. I know, sounds pretty dramatic right? Well before you put on your best black suit, think again. It turns out that reports of traditional marketing’s death have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, the opposite is true. Traditional marketing is alive and well, and you ignore it at your own risk. Now online marketing, SEO, and social media are all extremely important.

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Hiring A Personal Fitness Coach Can Make You More Successful

YFS Magazine

Late nights, a never-ending to-do list and a significantly lopsided work-life balance. Nobody said being an entrepreneur was easy.

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The Essentials Your Startup Needs To Be A Business Success

YoungUpstarts

Starting a business is something that takes a lot of hard work and dedication, but on top of this there are a number of key factors you need to include in your setup in order to put it on the right path to success. Some of these require expert support as well, so if you want to know what these involve, read on to find out more. A Solid Business Plan.

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Building Healthy Innovation Ecosystems for Your Projects

Speaker: Nick Noreña, Innovation Coach and Advisor, Kromatic

Every startup and innovation project exists within an ecosystem that either helps or hurts that project. As innovation managers, we need to keep a pulse of that ecosystem and make sure we're helping those innovation projects we're managing every step of the way. In this webinar, Nick Noreña will walk through an Innovation Ecosystem Model that he and his team at Kromatic have developed to help investors, heads of product, teachers, and executives understand how they can best support innovation in

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How to be a dictator enforcing sales offer deadlines

Berkonomics

Everyone who manages a company or its sales force wants to write as many new deals as possible, and is usually warry about doing anything that might threaten the positive outcome of a pending sale. So, it is common practice to leave an offer containing a discount open, following up. Deadlines are an important sales tool. periodically to attempt to nudge a prospect into signing.

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The Education You Need To Start A Health Practice

YoungUpstarts

If you’re a student of health care, be it a degree in physiotherapy or a family nurse practitioner, you may be considering setting up your own practice once you graduate. When starting up on your own, there’s a lot to think about. You need to make sure you do things properly, not just for the growth of your business, but also to follow the legalities of being a practitioner.

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How To Create A Sales Page That Attracts Your Ideal Customers

YFS Magazine

A sales page can mean the difference between a successful launch and a complete flop.

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Fresh from the SPRING: laku

crowdSPRING Blog

When perusing our galleries here on crowdSPRING, we see some amazing work submitted in the projects. Today, we noticed this gem submitted in this logo project. Let us start the slow clap for laku. Check out more great work on laku’s profile page. Nicely done, laku, nicely done!

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our journey to an oversubscribed fund iii for first check enterprise

BeyondVC

This is a story about starting an enterprise seed fund called Boldstart in 2010 and our journey in enterprise since 1996. Despite our firm being a little over 6 years old, our individual stories go further back. We each independently fell in love with enterprise software 20+ years ago as seed investors (cos like gotomeeting/Citrix, greenplum/EMC, livperson/IPO LPSN) and founders (workmarket, onforce/Adecco, spinback/buddymedia/salesf0rce) and are now benefiting from the ecosystems, knowledge and

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Robots Love Ice Cream: The Card Game!

Jeff Hilimire

Robots Love Ice Cream (RLIC) was the first mobile game that Dragon Army produced. We’ve changed A LOT as a company since then, having launched three more games ( Paper Trail , Defend the Dam , and Little Broken Robots ), as well as starting an agency side of the business. But RLIC was the first real thing that we produced and it will always have a special place in my heart.

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5 Memorable Lead Magnets Guaranteed to Increase Your Conversions

Duct Tape Marketing

5 Memorable Lead Magnets Guaranteed to Increase Your Conversions written by Guest Post read more at Duct Tape Marketing. “Subscribe to our newsletter!” You’ve probably run into this pop-up form more than a few times. And more than a few times, you’ve politely declined the offer. After all, why would you subscribe? You have enough spam and useless rubbish in your inbox, even without (yet another) newsletter.

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Ridesharing vs. Cabs, a Rant

Austin Startup

I’m a big fan of ridesharing services. I use them to get places affordably when there’s no direct public transportation link, and, although… Continue reading on Austin Startups ».

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Startup Shootaround: Inside a VC Team Meeting on Autonomous Vehicles

View from Seed

Editor’s note: The NextView team periodically holds internal “shootarounds,” where we discuss a startup topic or trend and try to make sense of it for everyone involved: entrepreneurs, investors, and consumers. We’ve decided to share these publicly. Below is a lightly edited transcript of our discussion on drones. You can also read past shootarounds on voice interfaces and drones.

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A VC Puts On His Equity Crowdfunding Hat

YoungUpstarts

By Tom Walker, CEO Rev1 Ventures. It’s been about three months since equity crowdfunding was opened up to all Americans. This change means that virtually any individual, not just the wealthy, will have opportunities to make equity investments in early stage companies. That suggests, potentially, more early stage capital for entrepreneurs. As a VC and angel investor, I believe deeply in entrepreneurs.

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Using M&A Deal Escrows to Support Non-Profits

Feld Thoughts

SRS Acquiom and Pledge 1% have teamed up to created EscrowUP by SRS Acquiom. As investors in SRS Acquiom and members of Pledge 1%, we are excited about the creative idea the two organizations have come up with to increase charitable giving as a result of merger transactions. When one company buys another, a portion of the proceeds (usually between 10% and 20% of the deal) goes into an escrow account for a period of time (usually a year or two).

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Managing Your Small Business Cash Flow This Holiday Season

YoungUpstarts

by Stephen Sheinbaum, founder of Bizfi. The end of year holidays is a time of joy, good cheer and, too often, cash flow headaches for small businesses. For example, retailers and restaurants must invest heavily in inventory and then wait for those sales to materialize, professional service and home improvement businesses may need to have their workers put in extra hours for last-minute rush jobs, and may be forced to wait until after the New Year for payment.