Successful Startup 101 Magazine: Issue 8
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In this month's issue:
* Busting the Lean Startup Myth, by Howard Tullman
* Tips from the Startup Fundraising Playbook, by Nathan Beckord
* 80 Ways to Find Your Next Big Startup Idea, by Thomas Oppong
* Entrepreneur, Fire Thyself - by Kerrie MacPherson
* 5 Podcasts Every Small Business Owner Should Consider Listening To, by Rob Marsh
* 2 Startup Expenses You Should Never Shortcut, by AJ Agrawal
* 5 Ways for Bootstrapped Startups to Get Through the First Year, by Zach Cutler
* Why Startups Sell For Millions with No Business Model, by Dev Aujla
* What Does It Mean To Lead With Trust? - by Randy Conley
* 9 Lessons From a 10-Time Startup Failure, by Eric T. Wagner
* The 14 Steps Needed to Recruit Your Early Startup Team, by Paul Ruderman
* 3 Ways to Use Social Media to Align Your Team, by Andre Lavoie
* Entrepreneurs! Take a Break: It Can Help Your Business - by Cristopher Ramirez
* The Three Bandits of Change Leadership, by Jim Haudan
* How Good Management Stifles Breakthrough Innovation, by Markus Lorenz
* Small Business Tips from a Successful Entrepreneur, by Lyve Alexis Pleshette
* Think You Know What Venture Capitalists Look For In New Start-Ups? Think Again - by Patrick Hanlon
* How to Make Your Product Look Sexy on Facebook, by Aaron Lee
* Why You Should Never Give Up On Your Dreams, by Adriana Langford
* The Quest for the “Easy” Startup, by Tabitha Jean Naylor
Tabitha Naylor
If you’re a startup founder, a new business owner - or are thinking about launching a business - Successful Startup 101 is for you. Each issue is full of practical, usable information on everything from accounting principles and management tips to business sales strategy and marketing methodologies. Successful Startup 101 isn’t some foo-foo magazine full of a bunch of hype that sounds great in theory but fails miserably when applied in “real life.” All articles are written by experts in their selected fields and each issue is carefully planned to address the biggest challenges that every new business owner faces. Successful Startup 101 is here to be a resource to you – to help you avoid the stumbling blocks many new business owners face so that you can reach your goals faster.Each issue includes:1. Exclusive interviews with industry experts and thought leaders2. How-to’s and training on everything from management to marketing3. Ready-to-use information on how to build – and run – a successful business4. Special focus sections that deep-dive into the main challenges every business owner faces5. Videos, podcasts – and more!
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SUCCESSFUL STARTUP 101 MAGAZINE
Volume 1, Issue 8, Sep. 2014
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Tabitha Jean Naylor
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Table of contents
* Letter From The Editor
* Busting the Lean Startup Myth, by Howard Tullman
* Tips from the Startup Fundraising Playbook, by Nathan Beckord
* 80 Ways to Find Your Next Big Startup Idea, by Thomas Oppong
* Entrepreneur, Fire Thyself - by Kerrie MacPherson
* 5 Podcasts Every Small Business Owner Should Consider Listening To, by Rob Marsh
* 2 Startup Expenses You Should Never Shortcut, by AJ Agrawal
* 5 Ways for Bootstrapped Startups to Get Through the First Year, by Zach Cutler
* Why Startups Sell For Millions with No Business Model, by Dev Aujla
* What Does It Mean To Lead With Trust? - by Randy Conley
* 9 Lessons From a 10-Time Startup Failure, by Eric T. Wagner
* The 14 Steps Needed to Recruit Your Early Startup Team, by Paul Ruderman
* 3 Ways to Use Social Media to Align Your Team, by Andre Lavoie
* Entrepreneurs! Take a Break: It Can Help Your Business - by Cristopher Ramirez
* The Three Bandits of Change Leadership, by Jim Haudan
* How Good Management Stifles Breakthrough Innovation, by Markus Lorenz
* Small Business Tips from a Successful Entrepreneur, by Lyve Alexis Pleshette
* Think You Know What Venture Capitalists Look For In New Start-Ups? Think Again - by Patrick Hanlon
* How to Make Your Product Look Sexy on Facebook, by Aaron Lee
* Why You Should Never Give Up On Your Dreams, by Adriana Langford
* The Quest for the Easy
Startup, by Tabitha Jean Naylor
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Letter From The Editor
My name is Tabitha Jean Naylor. I am the publisher of Successful Startup 101 magazine, the founder of the Successful Startup Series and owner of TabithaNaylor.com. You likely wouldn't know me if we passed each other walking down the street, so I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself, as well as shed some light on the inspiration behind Successful Startup 101 Magazine.
To say that entrepreneurialism is in my blood is an understatement. I grew up around small business; my great granddad started a small hardware empire in the mountains of western Maryland and West Virginia back in 1864. It’s a family-run business that’s still in existence today. As a child, I witnessed firsthand the challenges that small business owners face, including the sacrifices that sometimes need to be made. I was also fortunate enough to see the rewards of the blood, sweat and tears of those same sacrifices. Commitment, dedication and hard work were all things that my parents taught me at a very young age.
After a successful sales career in the mortgage industry, I opened my first business – a mortgage company based in center city Philadelphia – in 2006. There were many highs and many lows, and quite frankly, no amount of planning in the world could’ve prepared me for the business lessons I learned along the way. In 2009, I closed the company on a high note to pursue other endeavors outside of the real estate industry. A little over a year later, I started TabithaNaylor.com, a marketing firm that delivers ‘big agency’ quality at rates that are affordable for startups and small business. I've made more mistakes along the way that I care to admit (or even want to count!), which is where the inspiration for Successful Startup 101 stems from.
The goal of Successful Startup 101 magazine and the Successful Startup Series is simple: to help. We live in an age of information overload. 571 new websites go live A Minute and 2 million blog postes are written PER Day. The days of doing a quick search online and finding an answer to a burning business question are long gone. Instead, if you head over to Google and do a search for Small Business Finance,
you’ll be greeted by 775,000,000 results. Even if you have the time to read through the top 10 search results (which let’s be honest here, you probably don’t), you’re not guaranteed to find the answer you’re looking for. The information could be outdated. It could just be wrong. The content you read may contradict with what you've seen or heard elsewhere. So how do you know what to believe? Where do you begin? They say analysis is paralysis, but when wer’re talking about something as important as your business, can you REALLY afford bad advice?
Successful Startup 101 cuts through the clutter. The articles in the magazine are carefully selected to help you – the budding entrepreneur, the startup founder, the small business owner – get the information you need to help your business succeed. All authors are thought leaders and experts in their respective fields so you can rest easy knowing that the information is accurate, current and of the highest quality.
I consider myself a lifelong student. I love learning new things. And I love my business. I am fortunate and blessed to be doing something that