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by John Dornoff on May 30, 2008
How dependent are you?
If you haven't noticed, there were no postings on this blog for the last couple of days and this because my high speed internet service went down and was out for about 36...
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by John Dornoff on February 12, 2008
There is a great article in the New York Times about specialty shoe stores and how things are beginning to change in the marketplace.
While I have said before that the newspaper takes the most pessim...
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by John Dornoff on January 16, 2008
Do you know what your liability exposure is?
The Risky Business Blog recommends that you go through your place of business and find anything that might cause someone to get hurt, or to damage their ...
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by John Dornoff on January 3, 2008
Will your kids be running the company in the future?
The Small Business Trends website has six tips for getting children involved with the business. One of the positive things about the list is that...
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by John Dornoff on December 31, 2007
What are the risks involved in your proposed business?
Do you have any idea what risks you will face as you open your business? The Babe of Business blog has a posting on some places you can search t...
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by John Dornoff on October 31, 2007
Here is another example of how you as a small business can be ahead of the big competitors and it is happening to me right now.
I currently sit in the lobby of the hotel in Miami that am spending th...
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, Start Up
, Writing a Business Plan
by Greg Balanko-Dickson on March 14, 2007
You wouldn't jump off a cliff unless you thought you had a reasonable chance of not falling to your death. Yet entrepreneurs do it everyday.
Some days I really wonder what entrepreneurs are think...
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by Greg Balanko-Dickson on November 20, 2006
Plan, Implement, Track
The secret to successful planning is to implement the plan then measure success. You do this by tracking actual results vs. planned outcomes which creates accountability. A pla...
