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June 18, 2021 By john

How Do Tech Firms Make Money?

Big tech firms have proved over and over again that technology is a worthy investment. Year in, year out, they continue to make news with billion-dollar revenue records. Among the areas they have ventured into include e-commerce, social media, hardware, online search, entertainment and app

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May 7, 2021 By john

Where To Cut Costs In Your Tech Startup

Many small business owners can get lost on where to cut costs with their startup. They know they need current tech and equipment to compete with larger companies and get bogged down in indecision with what's necessary versus what's an investment versus what's genuinely hurting your cashflow.

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April 23, 2021 By john

How To Hire Top Talent When You Can’t Compete With Bigger Companies’ Salaries

Small businesses strive to build compensation packages and fringe benefits to attract top talent while hiring. This package is vital, especially when competing side by side with heavyweight business leaders. But these businesses operate on tight budgets, unlike big organizations with incredible

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April 16, 2021 By john

What is Sweat Equity for Tech Startups?

Sweat equity is a person's or company's commitment to a business venture or other enterprise. Sweat equity is typically non-monetary and takes the form of manual labor, emotional commitment, and time. Sweat equity is popular in real estate and manufacturing, as well as in the corporate sector,

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