It’s easy to look around at the latest generation of young tech entrepreneurs, such as the founders of Facebook or Google, and wonder if those with a few more years under their belt are at a big disadvantage. But the truth is that in Australia and elsewhere, folks are getting older.
Who knew that eCommerce would be the way we do business in 2013? It is clearly one of the fastest changing industries in history.
Practically everyone can remember the bosses they have had in their professional lives, the good the bad and the ugly.
Your business needs a lot of different things in order to succeed. Smart leadership, good marketing, and a sound business strategy are obviously high on that list.
So you’ve decide to start up your own business. You’ve got your plan all set, picked out a great business idea that’s sure to make you some extra money and let you enjoy doing it, and are taking the final steps to succeed. But there’s one thing that you simply can’t afford to ignore, and that’s good website design.
If you’re looking to start a business but not sure how to go about it, you might want to see how some famous entrepreneurs got started. After all, if you want to ensure your financial success you could certainly learn from the ones that already have it.
Certainly, many successful people have used different techniques to become successful. If you look at Tony Hsieh of Zappos and Richard Branson of Virgin, there are characteristics that are quite different. There are a few important characteristics in the brains of these successful individuals that you may want to explore for yourself.
The internet has changed the way that the world works, and everything from communication to shopping has been influenced by the internet. A successful business today has to have a good web presence, and that includes having a great online store that offers customers access to all the goods and services a business can provide.
I was sacked for the first time in my life four years ago. This moment changed my life forever. I was working for a large company as a State Sales Manager and I was at the peak of my career, well so I thought at the time anyway. I loved my job and I was very successful, having doubled my sales targets I was set to make a hefty six-figure commission. Then one Thursday afternoon the carpet was pulled from underneath me.
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