Prove Your Market is a decentralized marketplace for verified feedbacks. It’s the first platform to offer a truly unbiased, transparent analysis process that uses blockchain technology to validate feedbacks. The market proof is a term used to describe how much of a product or service you can sell in a given market. We spoke about […]
English is a language that has a lot of homographs. What’s the difference between ‘to’ and ‘too’? How do you pronounce ‘lose’? This blog outlines some common homographs, their meanings, and how to pronounce them correctly. A homograph is a word that has the same spelling but different pronunciation and meaning. The word example is
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A recent study found that the average employee who is unhappy with their job will stay in their position for an average of two years before quitting. This trend has led to a significant increase in turnover and increased costs associated with hiring, training, and onboarding new employees. The professional way to say putting out
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Small businesses are now asking the same questions as larger corporations. How can they use blockchain to streamline their operations? What is the future of this technology? The example questions about small business during pandemic is a blog post that is focused on the latest questions small businesses are asking. How can I know whether
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The first step to raising capital is to find people who are willing to invest in your idea. However, the process of finding these individuals can be difficult and time-consuming. This article describes a simple method for quickly connecting with potential investors. How to get capital for a small business is an interesting question that
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Paul Graham is a partner at Y Combinator, the world’s most well-known startup incubator. He has an interesting take on startups and how they operate. Paul Graham is an American entrepreneur and essayist. He has written about startups in his essays, which are available on the web. Take a few minutes to read Paul Graham’s
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The entrepreneur lost his business after an IRS tax audit. He learned valuable lessons about the importance of structuring your company to minimize losses and expenses, as well as the consequences of not having a plan in place for dealing with audits. The irs audit triggers 2020 is a blog post about how one entrepreneur
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Kelly Spors is the founder of Home Business Coach, an online coaching service for home-based entrepreneurs. She believes that in order to succeed, small business owners must have a plan and be prepared with the necessary tools. In Run Your Home Like an Office: How to Make Your Home Work for You, Kelly Spors, a
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Intellectual property is a form of intangible property that includes creations of the mind, such as literary and artistic works, discoveries, inventions, words, symbols, and names. Intellectual property rights are defined as the exclusive rights of an individual or company to use, produce, and sell an idea. This includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial design rights,
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Customer acquisition is the key to any company’s success. It can be difficult to find new customers, but there are many ways that startups can lower customer acquisition costs and increase their chances of success. The customer acquisition cost by industry 2020 is a study that was conducted by the Aberdeen Group. They found that
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