Matters Of Degree
In "The Hottest Entrepreneur in America" (February), writer Tom Richman describes the growing number of businesses started by women. "Some of them," he st... Read more
In "The Hottest Entrepreneur in America" (February), writer Tom Richman describes the growing number of businesses started by women. "Some of them," he st... Read more
Perhaps the real story in Tom Richman's "Beyond the Billable Hour" (August) is the billable hour itself. Most major agencies seem to rely on some fo... Read more
I was surely bewildered by "Personal Business." Author Tom Richman's examples of people who had not done well and were struggling were women, yet the succ... Read more
Entrepreneurs often are successful because of their initiative, creativity, and willingness to take chances -- along with some measure of luck. Also impor... Read more
Tom Richman's description of ComputerCraft substantiates the important observation of Don Valentine (Face-to-Face, May): "We are inclined to believe that ... Read more
I thoroughly enjoyed "A Tale of Two Companies" (July). Tom Richman should be encouraged to do a follow-up story two or three years from now. It would be f... Read more
The article "Picking a PAC" by Tom Richman (August) heralds the ultimate erosion of our democratic system and underscores the contempt that business exhib... Read more
Tom Richman (National Affairs, October), along with Jack Kemp (with whom I usually agree), seems to feel that enterprise zones will painlessly allow the p... Read more
I found Tom Richman's article informative and thought provoking -- particularly so since I work for the National Federation of Independent Business, the l... Read more
Inc.'s editor-in-chief profiles the writers appearing in this special annual report, The State of Small Business. Read more
Bravo for publishing Tom Richman's story "Meet the Masters" (March). These types of operations are apparently proliferating at an astounding rate. I know... Read more
The "corporate refugee," to use author Tom Richman's phrase, is not an uncommon phenomenon in today's business world ("The Entrepreneur in the Gray Flanne... Read more
Finding potential sales prospects in similar industry trade journals. Read more
Taking advantage of lower rents during a recession. Read more
Creative ways to use the telephone for sales and marketing. Read more
Whatever happened to the days when journalists use to give the reader both sides of the story? Throughout his article, Tom Richman constantly points... Read more
One of Inc.'s executive editors presents some thoughts and comments about the current state of small business. Read more
I'm disappointed that you allowed Tom Richman to print such a sarcastic article about Joe Sugarman ("Joe Sugarman: Free Enterprise Hero?" National Affairs... Read more
Source of information on using the telephone more effectively advice on using voice mail. Read more
A two-tiered sales approach uses two prospectors and a closer to increase sales. Read more
Source of information on foreign exporting. Read more
Inexpensively promoting your product by holding product demonstrations. Read more
THEY ARE, IN MANY WAYS, A MICROCOSM OF THE American economy -- a reflection of its variety, testimony to its volatility, the symbol of its vibrancy and st... Read more
Stretching marketing dollars by targeting efforts before trade-shows. Read more
Two brothers define new uses for the old pushcart sales concept. Read more
Contributors to the 20th Anniversary issue proffer what they consider to be the finest--and darkest--hours of the past two decades. Read more
Asking for a little bit of the business as an alternative sales strategy. Read more
A perilous vacation teaches the healthy difference between control and influence. Read more
I can identify with Taylor and Stutt, to whom Tom Richman referred in his article about Small Business Administration guaranteed loans. Our company ... Read more
A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in Inc.'s 1998 State of Small Business issue. Read more
Jeff Timmons, a trailblazing professor of entrepreneurship and a longtime member of the faculty at Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts, died on Apr... Read more
Finding international sponsors for American products. Read more
Available resource on making the decision to market a new product. Read more
Using volunteer customers to demonstrate their purchased product to other potential buyers. Read more
Customer-training seminars as a cost effective marketing method. Read more
Customer survey software allows companies to tabulate results measure customer response. Read more
An innovative company uses train traveling time to host journalists and potential customers. Read more
Public speaking engagements as a sales marketing tool. Read more
The Flint River Project Inc. produces spare parts locally for foreign equipment. Read more
Guide to building a marketing plan. Read more
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