The entrepreneurs capitalising on the booming clean living culture
As many of us overindulged during the festive season, embracing a clean living lifestyle seems like a way out in January, so we’ve spoken with UK firms capitalising on the trend.
How to become an Internet millionaire in five simple steps
Ecommerce company Teespring has paid out nearly $300m to users around the world since launching in 2012. It highlights that in today’s digital age, online selling platforms are providing budding entrepreneurs with the tools to become an Internet millionaire without any upfront cost or risk.
Signs that you should start looking for investment
Businesses of all sizes, at all stages of development, can require investment. Almost all successful ones will take on an investor at some point. These are the signs that you should start looking for investment for your business, and start looking now.
The truth about the role of voice biometrics in business
When it comes to voice biometrics, The latest Star Wars movie, Rogue One, got me thinking about how long Hollywood has depicted humans having conversations with machines.
Ditch the traditional business routine of games and office politics
From a moral and ethical perspective there are not many people reading this call to ditch traditional business that will disagree with it.
This is the year of living brand values at my business
Rant & Rave founder Nigel Shanahan explains why he’s placing such an emphasis on brand values in 2017, touching on communication and trust.
Rocket your sales with founder selling – make people want to buy from you
If you’re trying to grow your business organically you’ll need to make sales (and lots of them!) to become successful. If you’re a funded firm, you’re likely to need to make even more sales to keep the hungry VCs off your back and provide the return they crave! This will require a healthy dose of founder selling.
Office for National Statistics numbers good, but more need to be their own boss
Last week bean counters at the Office for National Statistics revealed economic growth continued at the end of 2016, but we shouldn’t rest on our laurels.
Data Privacy Day: Banks and companies should ensure customers have a cybercrime safe haven
This may have passed you by, but 28 January marked Data Privacy Day. Set up in 2007 to raise awareness and promote privacy and data protection best practices, it has now gone global, being observed in more than 50 countries.