There are many remote control tools that exist today for support business technicians and IT administrators to troubleshoot, maintain and access systems in remote locations. Some are low-cost or free …
Bootstrapping always implies building the business without excessive outside investment, whether through reinvesting ongoing profits, self-funding, or using other organic sources for funding. I'…
If you've heard of micro-financing at all, it's probably been primarily in the context of small, low-cost, short-term loans commonly made in third-world countries to the economically disadva…
I walk into an unusual number of small businesses that are in the business of making other people or companies more efficient, which themselves make a horrible mess of creating efficient systems int…
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It's been a long time in coming, but it sounds like Apple is finally getting on board with officially seeking small business customers. According to the Wall Street Journal, the com…
Picking good employees is a pre-requisite for growing a successful startup, and everyone has their own formula for picking winners. Does yours include Internet screening?
Getting Googled as a preco…
Small Business Trends has a valuable piece at the moment that any small business owner (bootstrapper or otherwise) could benefit from. It's a brief look at a number of different accounting softwar…
Entrepreneur.Com had a piece recently that made a simple point: You should be selective with your social networks.
The simple truth is that social networking can be a time consuming endeavor. It'…
I recently reported at BizPlanHacks on some research that shows that business plans don't get start-ups funded by VC's. But what do we care?
A business plan takes on a whole new meaning in t…
I'm setting pricing for my latest bootstrapped venture and could use your help.
PostRanger.com, the interactive blog network, is up and running and, as you've probably noticed, some guest po…