While everyone was picking out their new year’s resolutions, you decided that forming your own businesses suited you best. Now it’s time to put your money where your mouth is; as well as your time, energy and 100% undying focus. Only you can decide if entrepreneurship is truly for you or if this is just another fad that you won’t feel so strongly about a few weeks from now. If you want to know how to form your own business, click through and check out our Job Crusher blog.
Startup Trends from 2013 We Will Continue to See in 2014
It is no surprise to see that Entrepreneurs and small business owners will continue to grow each and every year. With technology constantly advancing it is just so easy to figure our solutions and then market them online. This creates a whole new path for anyone thinking about getting into the Internet game. Do you already have ideas in place on how you will be taking advantage of these continuing trends over this next year?
6 Trends for Email Marketing in 2014
Email marketing will continue to be a huge part of marketing for on and offline businesses and services. It is easy and convenient and people can subscribe to information that they are interested in. Smart Insights has a terrific webinar up right now that goes over 6 email trends for 2014 in detail. Click through to our Job Crusher blog to check them all out.
5 Trends for Affiliate Marketing in 2014
Affiliate marketing is one of the easiest ways to make money online and is a great alternative to investing your own money into a product or service. By becoming an affiliate you can network with as many people as you like with both companies and individuals. So if you are good at promoting and marketing other peoples goods and services then check out the 5 trends that will continue to dominate the affiliate market in 2014 on our Job Crusher blog.
How to Start Raising Capital for 2014
If you have a really good idea for a new business to start in 2014, but you don’t quite have the capital to realize that dream at this time, it’s time to raise the fundraising flag. You need to let people with deep pockets know that your business idea is sound and ripe for investment. Who you turn to, how you ask for the money and how much you actually ask for could mean the difference between operating in lavish luxury and working in your mother’s basement surviving on Hot Pockets and Mountain Dew.
