I've found a few interesting articles around the web that will appeal to entrepreneurs at all levels, and have decided to round them all up in this one post...
Harvard Business School's Working Knowledge Blog features an article on how scarcity (or perceived scarcity) can be used as a marketing tool. The author uses the examples of the recent iPhone launch, and also the relaunch of the VW Beetle car some years ago.
Eric Olson (who, among other entrepreneurial activities, runs the TechCocktail events in the USA) writes a blog article giving some simple, but spot-on, advice on networking at business events.
Today marks exactly ten years since two Stanford University students registered the domain name google.com. The rest is history, but here's a brief summary of the Google story over the last ten years.
The Zen Habits blogs has an interesting piece on getting more done by making sure you do less - what it calls Haiku Productivity.
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Sat, 09/15/2007 - 18:09
Glad you enjoyed my post Steve. I hope that as more and more folks write about what networking should be some of the negative connotations will eventually start to fade.
On another note: If you are ever in NYC shoot me a note and I'll buy you a pint. :-)
Cheers,
Eric
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