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3 Reasons SaaS Savvy Entrepreneurs Don’t Build Their Own Portals

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SaaS-based companies grow - The SaaS market is growing 3x faster than the software market (20% vs. 7%), and this rate is expected to continue through 2020. Overall, according to Gartner, the SaaS market will top $22 billion by 2015. Time to market. SaaS is bringing sexy back, in 2015 and beyond.

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Why You Should Put Yourself Out There and Try New Products

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In 2015 I opened up my Facebook page to the public. Some people draw satisfaction by pointing at you and saying, “See! To this day I mostly just find it a fun escape to post pictures of life and to follow the lives of my friends. It was a break from information overload of Facebook. My friends said, “I don’t need another network.

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10 Reasons For Joining The New Startup Wave Now

Startup Professionals Musings

I believe the days of the “job work” mentality are thankfully waning, with more people looking to get satisfaction by making the world a better place, rather than just tolerating brain-numbing work to fund enjoyment elsewhere. The world is a now single market, both homogeneous and heterogeneous. It’s not too late to start.

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6 Keys To Proving A Viable Startup Business Model

Startup Professionals Musings

Proof of any business model starts with a finished product or solution, sold to a new customer for full price, with high satisfaction for the value received. Here are some basic principles from my own experience that will improve your odds and keep you on the right track: Recognize that you are not the market.

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5 Unpleasant Startup Surprises and How To Recover

Startup Professionals Musings

By definition, every startup is predictably unpredictable, since new solutions have no proven track record, startups are usually building a new market, and the world around them is changing faster than ever. Five major elements of every business include your people, product, opportunity, money and marketing.

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How Smart Startups Survive Investor Due Diligence

Startup Professionals Musings

Use this opportunity to validate their satisfaction and support for your company and your solution. A hard look will be taken at the technology maturity, the current development progress, and customer satisfaction with early product shipments. Marty Zwilling First published on Entrepreneur.com on 1/9/2015.

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7 Reasons Smart Startups Establish 'Coopetition'

Startup Professionals Musings

Complementary advantages can expand both markets. A strategic partnership, sharing common gains, should be a growth opportunity by expanding the market for both. It leads to referral agreements and affiliate marketing. Why not improve your customer satisfaction by referring customers you can’t satisfy to someone who can?