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Can Spotify Stem Its Losses?
Leaked financials suggest the start-up is unsustainable. Here are a few ideas on how Spotify can get in the black. Read more
How to Choose the Best Platform for Your App
Do you develop on Apple iOS, Google Android, or Windows? Or all of the above? Check out the pros and cons for the major platforms. Read more
Do One Thing & Do It Better Than Anyone Else
Become the best darn whatever-you-are that you can be. Set aside your other good ideas. The rest will follow. Read more
Simple Tips to Make Your Website Look More Credible
Credibility makes--and breaks--online businesses. Here's how a newcomer in a competitive industry can build trust with customers. Read more
The New Rules of Viral Videos
They're getting longer and funnier--and they're barely recognizable as advertisements. Read more
8 Ways to Improve Your 'About Us' Page
Chances are, it's one of the most-visited pages on your site. It's probably also the weakest. Here's how to fix it. Read more
7 Web Tools Every Start-Up Needs
Whether you're just starting up or need a way to manage existing operations, these tools have you covered. Read more
4 Secrets to Building an Online Community for Your Business
You don't need a storefront on Main Street to create a cozy community for your start-up; you can do it online. HootSuite's community manager explains. Read more
Future of Mobile Apps: 4 Predictions
More than 5,500 software developers were asked to look into their crystal balls. Here's what they saw. Read more
It's Baaack: Myspace Plots Another Relaunch
If at first you don't succeed, redesign, redesign again. This time, it just might work. Read more
Survival Skills Every Entrepreneur Needs
Technology can make your job easier. But when something goes wrong, you need basic business instincts to back you up. Read more
Why Apple's Maps Flap Could Make Your Life Harder
Don't think Apple's buggy new Maps app affects your business? Think again. Read more
Quick! Get Apple a New Map--for Smart Crisis Control
A buggy product launch? That's familiar territory for most tech founders... but not for Apple. Here's how the company could have minimized the damage. Read more
Want to Ride the iPhone 5 Wave? Get into Apple's Passbook
iPhone 5 customers will be able to store loyalty cards and coupons on their devices. Here's how to make sure they can access yours, too. Read more
Innovation Secrets From Apple, Priceline & Spotify
Find out why your customers come to you. And focus on making whatever that is faster and easier to get. Read more
Don't Skimp on This Tech Expense
When you're building your start-up, save money wherever you can. Just don't go cheap where it really matters. Read more
Inc. Alums Pivot at TechCrunch Disrupt
Last year, truRSVP's founders made Inc.'s list of Coolest College Start-ups. But a lot has happened since: Now the company has a new name and bigger ambitions. Read more
Eight Ball, Corner Pocket: Think 6 Steps Ahead of the Competition
Want explosive growth? Strategize like a world-renowned pool player. Read more
Don't Let Technology Slow You Down: 4 Tips
All of those whiz-bang gadgets and tools are great--until they get in the way of running your business. Here's how to make sure it doesn't happen. Read more
How to Make Conference Calls Fun (Sort of)
ÜberConference promises to solve all of the usual technological headaches and make phone meetings more enjoyable. Here's how it works. Read more
Google+ Gets Down to Business
If it can't lure more users away from Facebook, Google has another plan for its social network: go after business users. Read more
Better Social Media Strategy: Show, Don't Tell
There's a reason Pinterest and Instagram are so popular: People like pictures. Here's how to use them to your advantage. Read more
An Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg
Inc.com columnist Phil Simon says Facebook could solve a few key problems with one simple solution: Charge users--they'll pay. Read more
An End to Silicon Valley? Not Even Close
One month after Microsoft acquired his company Yammer, David Sacks declares Silicon Valley near its deathbed. Here's why he's wrong. Read more
