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Hi David,
I’m a big fan of your blog. It’s the first one I read when I don’t have a lot of time because I know you post about the top entrepreneurship stories on the web.
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Thanks for all your hard work!
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Hello David,
Great collection here, I’m searching for some advice on how to market to larger companies my Guerilla Marking.
I’ve been successful as a internet marketer and have actually automated my business. So with all this free time I decided to start a new venture!
Appreciate the feedback!
Great Blog David! Can one subscribe to your blog?
Thank you for including the PowerUP! competition & winners on your site, as well as information about our respective businesses!
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I hope you’ll be able to stop by & see what PowerUP! is helping to create!
I would like to know how to apply for the contest to start my own small business
Hello,
We wanted to share with you our recently launced startup at http://www.quikpitch.com/defaulta.aspx
Several members of our team have been enjoying your Blog for quite some time and we thank you for keeping us informed.
The QuikPitch Team
Are you on QuikPitch?
David,
I recently discovered your blog and it is outstanding. Thank you very much for all that you do to support the new venture movement on college campuses.
Perhaps at some point you may create a recommended reading list for those of us fascinated by entrepreneurship? My longtime favorite is Bill Bygrave’s Portable MBA in Entrepreneurship.
Two recent articles I enjoyed:
http://blogs.hbr.org/pallotta/2010/07/misfit-entrepreneurs.html
http://hbr.org/2010/06/the-big-idea-how-to-start-an-entrepreneurial-revolution/ar/pr
Are you familiar with on-campus businesses whose profits go towards the operating funds of colleges? That way private colleges aren’t dependent on tuition and grants. Sitting Bull College of the Dakotas has a computer repair center, a bison herd, and a construction company! The bison herd would be tough to duplicate for most colleges, and a construction program is pretty expensive to start-up. But a computer repair center could be done anywhere!!!
Hi David,
We’re a small start-up in Belgium (Europe) Our small team really enjoy reading your superuseful blog!
When you’ve time, check the platform we’ve recently built, we would be happy if you could give us a feedback too.
http://www.aspirationplatform.com
Teresa