When starting a blog, it is inevitable that you will make some mistakes. I myself made plenty.
But to help you avoid as many of them as possible and to make sure that you don’t waste your precious time, I have laid out for you below the ten things you should never do when starting a blog. Enjoy!
If you’ve come here, you probably want a bit of help understanding how to save money and to eventually stop being broke. Fortunately, there’s no rocket science to it and I have laid it all out for you below. Just keep reading on. And please, don’t stress about it, it’s a common problem and most of us go through it at some point in life. It’s not the end of the world. On the contrary, it teaches us to value the small things in life and pushes us to work harder in order to achieve what we desire.
As someone that has been selling on Amazon for some time now, I understand just how important it is to have a listing that converts. The title, bullet points, product images, the description – are all separate pieces of one whole. These pieces must tell a story about the product in such a way that it seduces the passing visitor into purchasing your product. These pieces must clearly convey why your product deserves to be picked over the thousands of others.
That being said, I see an infinite amount of product pages on Amazon that are just horrible. They clearly abuse keywords, also known as “keyword stuffing”, and they violate a ton of other Amazon FBA rules and policies. It’s really a matter of time before Amazon will take those listings down and get those sellers in trouble.
Today, we’ll be talking about one of the most common dilemmas that a young entrepreneur goes through as he comes to the end of his college life. And that is – “whether I should start working on a business right after college or should I first have an industry experience of few years?”
Note: If you are someone who is sure what he wants to do after college, but at some point of your life you’ll be entering the entrepreneurial field, then this article is surely for you.
Entrepreneurship is not easy and it is certainly not for every individual in this world. Gender segregation as a social construct is often assumed a problem in the world of entrepreneurship. It is true that this very field is male-dominant, the likes of top entrepreneurs mostly being males have led to the birth of this nuisance-of-an-assumption, which continues to hinder the prospect of so many talented women looking to make it big with their ideas.
The problem lies at the mere perspective of people who are most inclined towards a bias, which instigates the world of technology is a no-go-area for women. Silicon Valley is rampant of male geniuses as head and founders of their companies. While no one claims to deny that the technology is a male-dominated sector but one cannot go on and claim that technology is the only sector that represents the massive and diverse field of entrepreneurship.
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