Setting Up Your Blog: With Some Security

Setting Up Your Blog: With Some Security

by Andriy Noble

I’m going to outline the steps for setting up a blog with all the added features that you would want. Then we’re going to add some security to it. Alright so we are going to work with the Wordpress platform…

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Improving JuniorBiz.com: JJ Entry #15

by Nick Tart

One day, about a week ago, I spent the majority of my waking hours on Blogussion.com. That’s right, the majority of the time I was awake that day I was reading articles on a website.

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Entrepreneurship is Like a Fat Man on a 3-Legged Stool

Entrepreneurship is Like a Fat Man on a 3-Legged Stool

by Nick Tart

Entrepreneurship is unique in that it encompasses and concentrates all areas of business into one entity, a stool in this case. Additionally, a business grows much like a person.

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Show What You Truly Feel With Video

Show What You Truly Feel With Video

by Jared OToole

What happens every time a company makes a mistake or gets called out on something? We see a press release or statement sent out that addresses the matter and tries to put it to rest.

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Guest Posts + Digg Shouts = 77% More Traffic: JJ Entry #14

by Nick Tart

In the first week of the Summer 2009 JuniorBiz Project Charter traffic to my site increased 77% from 168 to 298 visitors. At this rate I will have over 280,000 weekly visitors by the end of the 13-week project charter.

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'Marketing' Has More P's Than 'Hippopotamus'

‘Marketing’ Has More P’s Than ‘Hippopotamus’

by Nick Tart

Contrary to popular belief, marketing is not synonymous with advertising. In fact, advertising and promotion only constitutes 25% of the marketing mix. So what makes up the other 75% of marketing?

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7 Fun Businesses You Can Run (once you've finished your homework)

7 Fun Businesses You Can Run (once you’ve finished your homework)

by Thomas Walker

“Get A JOB!” If you haven’t heard these words yet, you will soon. Fortunately for you there are plenty of businesses you can run from the comfort of your own home, that aren’t nearly as bad as flipping burgers.

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Setting Objectives and Goals for Your Business: JJ Entry #13

by Nick Tart

Within the “Project Charter: Summer 2009” I established 6 objectives and 20 goals for my business. Setting objectives and goals is important for any business (especially new ones) and I’ll begin by describing exactly…

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A Logo Design Agency is One Option

A Logo Design Agency is One Option

by Ben Johnson

Have you noticed a huge variation in cost of logo designing these days? Who do you think would go for a design agency who charges thousands of dollars for a single logo design?

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Twitter: To Auto-DM or Not To Auto-DM? JJ Entry #12

by Nick Tart

Following up on my Twitter Experiment with Direct Messages… It was a success, but at what cost? I’ll go into more detail under Objective 3 in this post. Additionally, this is the final JJ Entry from the JuniorBiz Project Charter.

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10 Basic Business Rules for Young Entrepreneurs

10 Basic Business Rules for Young Entrepreneurs

by Nick Tart

No matter the size of the business or the age the entrepreneur, there are some rules that can be applied to every new venture. Similar to how Newton developed the 3 laws of physics…

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