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Best Online Marketing Trick? Go Offline

An online dating service got more than 100,000 sign-ups using posters and fliers. Here's how they did it.  Read more

25 Signs Your Ego Is Out of Control

A healthy dose of self-confidence is a very good thing for an entrepreneur... until it's not.  Read more

7 Deadly Management Sins

How to identify--and root out--your worst human instincts before they infect your team.  Read more

The Key to Start-up Success? Be Boring

You may not live for accounting or operations details. But ignoring them (ahem, Groupon) will put you in a world of hurt.  Read more

Can Bonnaroo's Creators Build an Epic Foodie Festival?

It's the first year the Great Googamooga festival in Brooklyn puts the spotlight on dozens of local chefs and craft food-and-drink makers. If "food is the ne...  Read more

Forget Hobbies. Business Brings Fulfillment 

The most emotional--and fun--times for Howard Tullman are when he launches new products and businesses.  Watch video

Roll Up Your Sleeves. Lead By Example 

Innovation is as much about invention as it is about process improvements, shortcuts, and better systems.  Watch video

Howard Tullman's Routine at Tribeca Flashpoint Academy 

Tullman likes to see students collaborate and bring media ideas to life. Both are also good for business.  Watch video

3 Things That Could Kill Facebook

Facebook's success as a public company is anything but guaranteed.  Read more

6 Pointers from the Man Who Invented the iPod

Tony Fadell led the team that created the first 18 iterations of the iPod (and the first three of the iPhone). Here he describes his creative process.  Read more

Inside the World’s Biggest Tech Meetup

Not Silicon Valley or Boston. Not New York or Tel Aviv. A city without much reputation for innovation had 1,100+ people RSVP for a two-hour pitch Meetup. Her...  Read more

Timing Your Launch: 4 Rules

The best ideas are worth nothing if you bring them to market too early or too late. Here's how to get the timing just right.  Read more

Set Up an Online Business in Hours

Equipping a website to process credit card payments is hassle. Or it was, until Stripe and its 20-something founders came along.  Read more

Tech Bubble? Why It’s Different This Time

There's no question that we're in a start-up boom. But the power dynamics look very different this time around.  Read more

Innovation in House Painting? That's Right

Brian Scudamore is creating 1-888-WOW-1DAY!, a national franchise that promises to paint your whole house in a day.  Read more

The Watch That Raised $8 Million on Kickstarter 

Eric Migicovsky created Pebble, a watch that syncs with Android or iPhone apps, and crowdfunded more money from ordinary individuals than any other Kickstart...  Watch video

Actor Adrian Grenier Jumps on the Start-up Bandwagon 

With film producer Peter Glatzer, Grenier co-founded SHFT, a website that showcases environmentally-sustainable products--and their creators and fans.  Watch video

Best Career Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

Step No. 1: Forget the idea that great entrepreneurs drop out of school. (Some do, but most don't.) Then follow this simple plan.  Read more

What CISPA Could Mean for Start-ups (and You)

The proposed bill aims to fight cyber attacks by giving the government access to customer data. But at what cost?  Read more

5 Ways to Survive the Worst Days

One day you're on top, the next you couldn't feel lower. Entrepreneurs share their tips for getting through dark days.  Read more

Not Getting Press? You're Doing It Wrong

Chances are, you're still trying to pitch the big 'home run' story. Ain't gonna happen. Try these angles instead.  Read more

Leverage Big Data in Your Small Business: 5 Tips

Giant corporations use data analysis to fine-tune their marketing. So can you.  Read more

Are Your Prices Too Complicated?

Maybe customers don't care exactly how much you're charging--they just want to know why.  Read more

4 Steps to Innovate the P&G Way

Don't have the $2 billion R&D budget of P&G? Not to worry. CTO Bruce Brown says any company can master this process.  Read more

Want to Build a Business to Last? Here’s the Secret

Google, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook all know the strategy. Here's how you can make it work for your business.  Read more

Are You Still Using Spray and Pray Pricing?

Most retailers still advertise on price, without any data to back it up. That's a race to the bottom--and you're not likely to win.  Read more

Become an Entrepreneur--No Idea Required

You get a salary, equity, mentors, and more. An inside look at how a San Francisco 'foundry' plans to build the next killer start-up.  Read more

Greek Start-ups? Nope, That's Not an Oxymoron

A new event aims to nurture Greece's small but growing entrepreneurial ecosystem, despite the country's dire economic woes.  Read more

Have Brand, Will License: 9 Tips to Do It Right

Think you've got a brand with a life of its own? Make these smart moves now.  Read more

Should You Shack Up With Your Start-up Team?

You already spend all waking hours with your staff. Moving in together--if you can handle it--could save you serious cash.  Read more

How Uber Taxi Rolls Out City by City 

Travis Kalanick, co-founder of Uber, explains the local market approach he took to grow his car service in seven U.S. cities, Paris, and Toronto. Up next? Asia.  Watch video

4 Harvard Start-ups to Watch

A look at the latest batch of winners--and promising ideas--from Harvard University's storied business plan competition.  Read more

9 Deadliest Start-up Sins

These common assumptions can be toxic to the success of any new venture.  Read more

Most Exclusive Tech Conference Ever?

Founders Fund, a venture capital firm, invited engineers and budding entrepreneurs to an all-expenses-paid trip to Hawaii. And you probably weren't invited. ...  Read more

Patents? You Don't Need No Stinking Patents!

Your No. 1 job is to get to market and start making money. Here's why protecting your IP should stay off your to-do list.  Read more