Our 35th Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Geoffrey Gordon from Blaze Web Studio. You can read what he had to say about us in his blog post: Young Entrepreneur.com – Practical advice you should listen too.

“We at Blaze Web-Studio, believe that everyone should have a web presence, that looks professional, is affordable and easy to maintain. Web Design solutions: * Basic 5 Page Website, * Blog Design & Maintenance, * Hosting Packages. We offer simple solutions and work with you every step of the way! We all have ways in which we like to do things and not one person is the same as another. That is why we at Blaze Web Studio would like to help you put your business up on the internet, on a brochure or what ever manner that accurately describes your services and visually stimulates your potential clients.”

Thanks for the review Geoffrey!

Our 36th Review our Blog entry is by Vivek Krishnan from Youth Entrepreneurs Forum. You can read his review of YoungEntrepreneur on his blog: Website Review: YoungEntrepreneur.Com

“This a blog intended to help the youth who are motivated to become an entrepreneur and want to create something that will help them realize thier goals and at the same time provide relief to many other people who are involved with him/his organization. The posts in this blog will keep you motivated and running throughout your struggle to become the next big ‘entrepreneur’!”

Thanks for the review Vivek!

Our 37th Review our Blog entry is from another YoungEntrepreneur.com reader, Sherry Prescott-Willis from Market This!. Check out her review at: Learning from the Young Entrepreneur

“I’m passionate about helping people become better marketers. I’m a marketing strategist, author and my background includes both consumer and hi-tech products and services. I’m a mom of two and love helping businesses to make smarter, more effective marketing decisions. My new book, Market This!: An Effective 90-Day Marketing tool is designed for entrepreneurs and small business owners and is now available on Amazon and BarnesandNoble.com.”

Thanks for the review Sherry!

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Our 32nd Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Adam Evers Startup Student. You can read what he had to say about us in his blog post: Blog review: youngentrepreneur.com.

“Startup Student came out of a need like all good ventures. I was sick of trying to be sold something whenever I went to a blog that dealt with entrepreneurship. I wanted real TANGIBLE resources. Real content. I have started a couple of business’ in my day and so I thought that compiling some of my knowledge and others would be helpful to the community at large. I have a network of people that have also started there own business. They will be adding content on there are well.”

Thanks for the review Adam!

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Our 31st Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Brian from Nothing to Lose. You can read what he had to say about us in his blog post: Weekend Review: YoungEntrepreneur.com is Not Just For the Young.

Brianlinton.com is home to Nothing to Lose, a blog about the trials and tribulations Brian Linton faces as a young entrepreneur.  This website, however, is not just for young entrpreneurs to read, but anybody aspiring to either start or grow their own business.  The lessons on this website relate to marketing, branding, selling, PR, customer service, tradeshows, motivation, and any other topic that entrepreneur’s face on a daily basis.

Brian started his first company, Sand Shack, at the age of 19 in Cape Cod, MA.  He started his second company, Kofi Coffee, at 20 after he moved to Philadelphia, his current home and headquarters for everything he is currently involved with.  In addition to his two companies, he is involved in a variety of other entrepreneurial projects, which include mentoring and advising other startups.

Thanks for the review Brian!

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Our 30th Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Jared from Fire & Motion. You can read what he had to say about us in his blog post: Blog Review: YoungEntrepreneur.com is A++ Reading.

Fire & Motion is a military concept based on keeping your enemy (competition) on their heels while you capture ground. You shoot…that’s the fire part, then as they are reacting, you move forward. That’s the motion. The key is to be proactive while your competition is forced to react. Fire & Motion provides a practical guide to capturing Entrepreneurial ground.

Thanks for the review Jared!

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Our 29th Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Kate from The Queensboro Blog. You can read what she had to say about us in her blog post: Youngentrepreneur.com: A Great Resource for Queensboro Customers.

Kate is a horticulturist, writer, voracious book reader, practitioner of yoga, cook, volleyball player, traveler and blogger. Blogging for Queensboro, and bringing the “behind the seams” tidbits and stories to Queensboro customers is her favorite job responsibility. She also enjoys looking at data! (She gained this appreciation only after taking four years to complete her thesis research and finish her paper. Now that data does not involve a school grade, she enjoys it!)

Kate identifies “shopping” as her main job hazard. She can find a use for just about every single one of Queensboro’s products—and is steadily acquiring each item from Queensboro.com, embroidered with her personal logo. Kate also keeps her finger on the pulse of apparel news around the ‘net. While this task is specifically research-oriented, it also results in clandestine (shhh—don’t tell her husband) personal purchases upon returning home from the office. It is a sacrifice she is willing to make. Must keep on top of the industry!

Thanks for the review Kate!

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Our 28th Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Katie from Why Down Books. You can read what she had to say about us in her blog post: YoungEntrepreneur.com – Sharing the Wealth.

“Why Down Books gives comprehensive book and industry reviews to provide you, the consumer, with the latest and most up-to-date information about products and industries you care about. If you’d like to see a book or industry reviewed, send us a comment, and we’ll be sure to post it!”

Thanks for the review Katie!

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Our 27th Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Ariane from The Young Entrepreneur Blog. You can read what she had to say about us in her blog post: The Young Entrepreneur Blog.

Ariane has only been boarding (more like plowing) since 2005. Being married to a seasoned Boarder, she thought she should at least try it out! Ariane’s main functions (and skills) lie in the operations and marketing of FreshPow!

Having experience in planning special events, dreaming up contests and executing media plans, Ariane’s goal is to have FreshPow! hopping with excitement and fun!

Thanks for the review Ariane!

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Our 26th Review our Blog entry comes thanks to Deb Halmay from AskMax. You can read what she had to say about us in her blog post: YoungEntrepreneur.com Blog.

AskMax provides the support services that entrepreneurs need to start up and run their small business. Some examples of services we provide to our clients are:

• Marketing materials: including web sites, pamphlets and business cards.
• Research projects: helping our clients prepare business plans, identify new markets, find suppliers and product lines, and source the best places to advertise in order to reach their target market.
• Administrative support: organizing events, creating documents and presentations, and book-keeping.

Thanks for the review Deb!

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