Category: Entrepreneurship

In this article you’ll learn how to get a US business address. If your business is registered outside of the United States it can be beneficial to get a US business address. In some cases you are even legally required to get a domestic address. Personally, I was forced to get a US business address … Continued

A common question I get is: “When should you quit your job to start a business?” Or some variation of it. It’s easy to get excited about quitting your job. After all, you’ve been slaving in that soul-murdering 9-to-5 job for a long time now. Day in and day out the same uninspiring work that … Continued

Are you thinking of getting funding for your startup? Read this first. Everyone wants to be an entrepreneur these days. The startup scene is booming and yet few businesses ever succeed. Angel investors know that nine out of ten startups will fail so they often bet wide. It only takes one successful startup to repay … Continued

In this article I’ll share my Black Friday marketing strategy. I just wrapped up a big Black Friday promotion in the music industry. It generated $44,402 in eight days. Black Friday is awesome because it’s one of the biggest sales days in the world. Customers expect things to be on sale during Black Friday and … Continued

In this article I’ll discuss how to be successful at drop shipping. Drop shipping is all the rage. I’ve talked about the future of drop shipping and why I believe it’s still a profitable. In fact, yesterday I had a call with Florian, one of my followers who makes $120,000 a month from drop shipping. … Continued

Want to know how to hire a virtual assistant for your online business? I have worked with countless virtual assistants in the past ten years. Here are just some of the things I’ve used them for: Order fulfilment Translations Transcribing texts Podcast management Blog management Customer support Copyright takedown notices Data mining Cold emailing SEO … Continued

Building your first business is tough. It’s really tough and a lot of people are delusional about it. I incorporated my first LLC with $20,000 capital and a bunch of naive expectations. One year after its incorporation I was at the brink of a nervous breakdown: I had burnt through almost all the money (making … Continued