It’s here. After years of strategy, development, creation, beta testing, bug fixing, and more, your mobile app is ready to hit the market. And while the release of a mobile app might seem like an end to the process, it’s actually just the beginning. Perhaps even more important than developing the app itself is promoting the app to a wide audience. Often overlooked when promoting an app is the opportunity to take your app on the road, and visit one of hundreds of trade shows offered around
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Not all great home improvement projects cost an arm and a leg. In fact, there are lots of cool DIY home improvements that you can do for under $50. None of these jobs requires serious craftsperson skills, nor do they require specialized tools homeowners are unlikely to have in their garages. Pick up trash, remove clutter, trim overgrown bushes, weed flower beds, edge your driveway and sidewalks, and generally get your yard in shape. It doesn’t cost anything to do this if you already have the to
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At some point a customer is going to disagree with you, oppose you, or argue with you. There’s a right way and a wrong way to have a disagreement with a customer. The best way to successfully have a difficult conversation is to avoid creating tension. The way you do that is to be ready and aware when the conversation is heading in the wrong direction–you don’t want to add to the tension. Notice when your customer is talking louder or faster. Watch when he repeatedly points his finger
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By Joe Pulizzi According to the SBA, half of startups don’t survive the first five years, and just 30 percent are around in 10 years. To make things worse, OnStartups.com reports that the success rate for first-time entrepreneurs is just 18 percent. Ouch! Want better news? Henry Blodget, co-founder of Business Insider (among other accolades), places the success rate of one of the most successful startup accelerators on the planet, Y Combinator, at a mere 10 percent or less. If you are an en
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Business partnerships are tricky business. A single entrepreneur can’t possibly consider every flaw in a given strategy, and can’t come up with infinite new ideas. A partnership, on the other hand, opens the business to twice as many ideas, twice as much strategic thinking, twice as many potential deals, and twice as much initial work. The dilemma is that such a partnership might also open a company to twice as many disagreements, and twice as many chances for future problems. Partnership
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from Royalty Mart http://royaltymart.com/index.php/2015/10/21/how-to-promote-a-mobile-app-at-a-trade-show/
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