04 / 15 / 2013
posted by John in DTA Articles
10 Companies at SXSW to Look for in 2013
This article was originally published in Forbes. As a SXSW “virgin,” I didn’t know what to expect from the largest entrepreneurs’ conference of the year. The thought of an entrepreneurial spring break was scary, but the thought of new ideas, products, and companies was very exciting. This year didn’t disappoint, with a variety of companies that will undoubtedly impress consumers in 2013.
04 / 15 / 2013
Experiential Learning in Entrepreneurship
Aspiring entrepreneurs generate lots of business ideas, often with no progress to show for them. Many times, it’s due to a lack of money, time, expertise, knowledge of the market, or co-founders. It’s difficult to find a collective solution, but Startup Weekend (SW) found one.
04 / 12 / 2013
posted by John in DTA Articles
How I Built A High-Growth Online Credibility Company In One Year
This article was originally published in Digital Marketer. Most companies are born because of a pressing need. I’ve talked to business owners who needed certain software but couldn’t find it, so they ended up creating the software themselves. As an entrepreneur, my problem was reputation. It’s tough to make a name for yourself in this industry, and there isn’t much help out there to build your credibility.
04 / 10 / 2013
posted by John in DTA Articles
Six Money-Saving Tips For Entrepreneurs
This article was originally published in Forbes. I remember cutting coupons, negotiating lower rates, and finding every possible way I could to save money when I was a younger entrepreneur. I always needed cash for the next investment or business idea. Even after experiencing some success, I still find resources to save an extra 10 to 20 percent. Whether you’re a struggling entrepreneur or a Fortune 500 executive, there are bottom-line-enhancing resources that are just a click away.
04 / 08 / 2013
posted by Ryan in DTA Articles
8 Emerging Companies You Might Have Missed At SXSW
This articles was originally published in Killer Startups.
After experiencing my first SXSW conference in Austin, I can honestly say that there is nothing else like it — and there’s nothing you can do to properly prepare for the event. Although the atmosphere reminded me of a college spring break trip, the number of brilliant startup ideas being executed and launched in front of my eyes was amazing.
