if you’re like most solopreneurs, you probably have a ton of apps cluttering your screen, but how many do you really need for your business? Maybe it’s time to trim the list…

Want to sell premium products at a premium price? Yes, that’s the goal of every business, but the question is how to break into that market. Perhaps hi-fi can shed some light on how to get there.

For the majority of us, building a business happens without a manual, so I decided to start asking those who know a thing or two about it. Over the years, I have learned some fascinating things that…

Whether you are selling art, crafts, or consumables, pop-up fairs and shows can be the backbone of your business. Consequently, they are also a great way to find new customers.

There are many benefits to hiring your kids to work in your business, but will these benefits apply to your business?

Not all small businesses need to struggle with inflation. Some can do very well, and even those that aren’t can change slightly to meet demands.

Don’t be this guy. Don’t work yourself to the bone late into the night to reach a large audience. Instead do this to grow your following.

So what made Warren Buffett so successful? Was it his amazing ability to note things others would simply forget? Want to know how he remembers things?

Could it be that the reason your website doesn’t convert is because you are not making a connection? Where are you on your website? Can your customers/clients trust you?

Most other websites don’t tell you what it’s really like to start a small business. Do a Google search and this is what you find: shady funnel sites trying to sell you a get-rich-quick scheme, or large media sites writing about businesses that have already made it big. So what if you are neither, where do you go for answers? That is where Business Owner Stories comes in. It is for the rest of us: the startups, the solopreneurs and the mom & pop shops. We highlight the real stories of starting a small business, the owners who make it happen, and how small businesses find success…

Entrepreneurs think differently. When things don’t go their way, they pivot; they know who to work with and they visualize success. If your career is taking a bad turn, then think like an entrepreneur!

Forget all the doom & gloom that you’re hearing about inflation. Large companies are making important adjustments to survive and thrive, and there is no reason your small business can’t do the same.

After you leave your job, you need to decide what to do next and find a simple way to earn income. Fortunately, this is possible in a few simple steps…

Why are we talking about this on a blog about small businesses? Because small business owners should have one too. If you are a small business owner and haven’t created a tribe yet, then this article is for you.

College critics assume that students spend their days sitting through stuffy lectures, buried in books, and doing homework. It’s as if colleges had not evolved from Middle Age monasteries - this is a very narrow-sighted view.

Owners don’t always have time to attend conferences to network, but WonderCon was both a huge opportunity to do that and also a lot of fun!

What does it take to leave a steady job and join the gig economy? It requires a plan and consideration for your unique experiences. So what if you lack those?

The most immediate and personal thing that hits you when you no longer work for a company, is the loss of social interaction. Naturally, our first instinct is to gravitate towards those more socially oriented sites. We must resist those tendencies, no matter how difficult.

The hiring process at most companies is long, tedious, and often unnecessarily difficult. It is so unpleasant that many people are opting to join the gig economy instead. If you need to hire qualified people, then don’t be that company.

There are often unintended associations with words that can do great harm to intended goals. The term side-hustle probably started with good intentions, but what it stands for now, is not what your business should be aspiring to.