How to Get Started as a Web Entrepreneur

August 5, 2010 | entrepreneur, good article, start-up

I would like to present really good presentation “How to Get Started as a Web Entrepreneur” made by Collis Ta’eed, CEO of Envato. It’s really worth to read.

Don’t be afraid of saying “no” to your customers

July 21, 2010 | entrepreneur, project management, start-up

After you gain users to your project, you will gain also those users who think that they know more about your project than you do. Don’t be afraid of saying “no” to all of them.

Design is the most important “feature” of your start-up

July 19, 2010 | design, entrepreneur, start-up

Why do people use this software (or hardware) instead of another? Why do they use this web-based app or this website? Why are they interested in this blog in spite of its weak content?

Hire front-end and back-end developers, not web developers

July 14, 2010 | entrepreneur, project management, start-up

Few days ago I was reading interesting article with which I completely disagree. Author of this article said: “Don’t Hire Frontend or Backend Webdevs”. Oh come one! It’s stupid.

Brilliant business idea: whiteyboard.com

July 7, 2010 | entrepreneur, start-up

I love to write about simple, but brilliant business ideas. Today I’d like to present one of these. It’s so obvious… and so great.

Client is the most important – are you sure about that?

June 30, 2010 | entrepreneur, project management, start-up

Your business is not worth anything if you don’t have clients. Almost anything what you will read in business books, articles and any other business resources is not worth anything, if you don’t have clients. You need them and their money. However is it really so important to do anything what they want? Is it true that they are the most important?

Brilliant start-up: Square

June 18, 2010 | entrepreneur, start-up

Most of the start-ups are clones of facebook, twitter, classmates or something like that. Most of them are boring and don’t add anything interesting into our lifes. However from time to time we can find some really good start-ups.

Sam Walton said… “High expectations are the key to everything.”

June 16, 2010 | entrepreneur

Sam Walton (an American businessman and entrepreneur, best known for founding the retailers Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club) said something what is worth to remember.