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Showing posts with label entrepreneur. Show all posts
10 February 2010
22 October 2009
EPNW: A business thrives in a recession by lowering your tax bill as prices fall
In this episode of "Entrepreneurs Northwest" Charlie Walsh tells us how http://www.valueappeal.com/ was brought to life in six months, and started making revenue on the first day. Even better, his business of helping home owners appeal the assessments of their homes to reduce their tax bills is particularly popular when the economy is poor. With a success on his hands, Charlie is now facing the challenge of expanding his offering throughout the nation, and raising the capital to do so.
NOTE: Check out the complete podcast directory of discussions with entrepreneurs. If you would like to be a guest on Entrepreneurs Northwest, to talk about your business venture, contact Michael Surkan.
NOTE: Check out the complete podcast directory of discussions with entrepreneurs. If you would like to be a guest on Entrepreneurs Northwest, to talk about your business venture, contact Michael Surkan.
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20 October 2009
EPNW: The Startup that helps Startups
In this episode of Entrepreneurs Northwest, serial internet entrepreneur Matt Heaton talks about his new venture (http://www.bigstartups.com/), that provides a community and support for startups. The best medicine for aspiring entrepreneurs is to just do it, and build something, according to Matt. All the deliberation in the world is no substitute for getting a product in customer hands. Matt also points out that having a plan for how your new business will make money is pretty important. Just building something that’s “popular” isn’t good enough.
NOTE: Check out the complete podcast directory of discussions with entrepreneurs. If you would like to be a guest on Entrepreneurs Northwest, to talk about your business venture, contact Michael Surkan.
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EPNW: Startups on a Shoe-string
In this episode of Entrepreneurs Northwest, Eric Veal talks about how he is recruiting partners with Craiglist for his new venture to create a database modelling tool, and how startups can use a variety of strategies to overcome an absence of capital to get off the ground.
Eric also discusses how he has helped companies better deploy technology (like Sharepoint) to improve business process efficiency as part of his consulting efforts. You can learn more about Eric’s view on applying technology to business problems at http://www.efficitrends.com/.
Eric also discusses how he has helped companies better deploy technology (like Sharepoint) to improve business process efficiency as part of his consulting efforts. You can learn more about Eric’s view on applying technology to business problems at http://www.efficitrends.com/.
NOTE: Check out the complete podcast directory of discussions with entrepreneurs. If you would like to be a guest on Entrepreneurs Northwest, to talk about your business venture, contact Michael Surkan.
Labels:
entrepreneur,
EPNW,
podcast
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