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There are three aspects of any company that must be in place for it to become its own entity: the product (or service), the operations, and marketing to make it all go.
Read MorePosted by Alyson Dutch | Jan 5, 2021 | Features
There are three aspects of any company that must be in place for it to become its own entity: the product (or service), the operations, and marketing to make it all go.
Read MorePosted by Alyson Dutch | Dec 3, 2020 | Features
Former actress Amanda Horan Andereck invented a seamless bra that eliminates back bulges. She created a prototype from a pair of control-top pantyhose and cups she snipped from an old bra, found a manufacturer, and created the product.
Read MorePosted by Alyson Dutch | Sep 30, 2020 | Features
When seeking capital, you must decide how much ownership you want. Think about how hard personal relationships are, add in the beliefs people have about money, throw some gasoline on it and then imagine what it’s like to light a match.
Read MorePosted by Alyson Dutch | Aug 31, 2020 | Features
Choosing a distribution method for your product is a key operational setup that determines how it is sold. The choice is based on your end customers; where do they buy what you have to sell?
Read MorePosted by Alyson Dutch | Jul 29, 2020 | Features
Most inventors bring things to life to solve a personal problem— whether it’s a fireman who needs a life-saving door wedge that doesn’t melt or an aging actress who created a bra that smooths back fat. In the case of Andres Roban, his fear of aging sprouted a revolutionary skincare line called Ounce of Nature.
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