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Seek. Find. Hide. Pounce. Kick. Choke. Ninja star throw. Vanish.

All too often, ninjas and entrepreneurs describe their products or services by the features. I’m not going to hire a ninja to seek, pounce and vanish. I’m looking for the stealthiest of individuals to carry-out a mission without leaving a trace so they or I don’t get caught.

People pay for advantages and benefits, not features. When describing your product or service, you need to follow the FAB structure (Feature-Advantage-Benefit) if you want to portray the real value of what you provide.

Find out how to use FAB to make more money…

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Catherine Cook

Catherine Cook Interview: myYearbook at $20 Million at 20

by Nick Scheidies and Nick Tart

When Catherine Cook and her brother, David, were growing up in New Jersey, they used to set up little libraries in their house and rent out books to their parents for a small charge.

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Farrhad Acidwalla

Farrhad Acidwalla Interview: Rockstah Entrepreneur Out of India

by Nick Scheidies and Nick Tart

When Farrhad Acidwalla was in the eighth grade, he borrowed $10 from his parents to buy his first domain name. He began building a web community devoted to aviation and aero-modeling.

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Syed Balkhi

Syed Balkhi Interview: WordPress Wizard and Social Media Prodigy

by Nick Scheidies and Nick Tart

Syed Balkhi used to get online at three o’clock in the morning to trade stones for a game called Neopets. When he was 12, his cousin pointed out that he could do the same thing with domain names…

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Interview: Mark Bao, 11 Companies and 3 Foundations by Age 17

Mark Bao Interview: 11 Companies and 3 Foundations by Age 17

by Nick Scheidies and Nick Tart

Mark Bao had his first encounter with entrepreneurship in the fifth grade. He used Visual Basic 6.0 to write a simple computer application that managed his homework assignments…

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Michael Dunlop

Michael Dunlop Interview: Voted ‘Most Likely to be a Millionaire’

by Nick Scheidies and Nick Tart

Growing up with dyslexia in the United Kingdom, Michael Dunlop never much liked school. That didn’t stop him using it to earn him big money. As an eight-year-old, Michael sold Pokémon trading cards to his schoolmates…

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Starting Out Online: From the SEO Perspective

Starting Out Online: From the SEO Perspective

by Rob Stretch

Let’s say you just built your first webpage. You’re ready for business: be it advertising, e-tailing, affiliates or any other monetization strategy. Before you see any conversion, however, you need traffic – lots of traffic.

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Interview: Alex Fraiser, World's Most Successful 16-Year-Old Blogger

Alex Fraiser Interview: World’s Most Successful 16-Year-Old Blogger

by Nick Scheidies and Nick Tart

In January 2009, at the age of 15, Alex Fraiser used his web design know-how to start Blogussion.com, a blog about blogging. As the year went on, Blogussion thrived – bursting not just with insightful articles…

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Andrew Fashion

Andrew Fashion Interview: $2.5 Million by 21 and Lost It All by 22

by Nick Scheidies and Nick Tart

As a sixth-grader, Andrew Fashion and a pal figured out a way to transform their mechanical pencils into miniature rocket launchers.Unlike most boys, they weren’t content merely using their invention…

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Positive Word of Mouth Spreads Like Wildflowers

Positive Word of Mouth Spreads Like Wildflowers

by Nick Tart

If you’re like most humans, you love to talk. More specifically, you love to gossip. Not only is it something we do every day, gossip can be an incredibly powerful motivating tool. As an entrepreneur, you need to take advantage it.

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How to Create a Contract

How to Create a Contract (with a Template)

by Nick Tart

A blog is a place where you can express your opinions and share your knowledge, but it is also a great way to showcase your skills. From what I’ve found, it’s fairly common for start-up bloggers to…

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