Adam Toren

Adam Toren is a serial entrepreneur, mentor, investor and co-founder of YoungEntrepreneur.com. He is co-author, with his brother Matthew, of Kidpreneurs and Small Business, BIG Vision: Lessons on How to Dominate Your Market from Self-Made Entrepreneurs Who Did it Right (Wiley). He's based in Phoenix, Ariz.

Create Something of Value to Make Money

By | October 5, 2009

Many people are being lured to the world of Internet marketing as our new age unfolds before us. People are now becoming multidimensional and looking for multiple streams of income, once only touted by those late-night infomercial gurus. But is there room for everybody in the Internet world? Will this process of jumping on the [...]

How to Design an Eye Catching Business Card

By | September 28, 2009

You spend many a sleepless night worrying about the presentation of your business, your image, what sets you apart from everyone else and trying to keep one step ahead of the competition. We all know that to succeed you need a unique angle and a great deal of our efforts, as entrepreneurs, are spent developing [...]

British Airways Jump Starts US Business.

By | September 21, 2009

An interesting and enticing initiative is being put forward by Britain’s flagship air carrier, British Airways, in an effort to “jumpstart” the US corporate economy and to give small to medium-sized operations a clear incentive to get out and meet potential clients. Dubbed “Business Opportunity Grants,” the program is an extension of an already successful [...]

Essential Tips for the First-Time Entrepreneur

By | September 14, 2009

To a certain extent, becoming an entrepreneur requires you to be a multi-talented individual. First and foremost, however, you need to be driven and have a firm desire to be your own boss. You should be very tenacious and not be willing to take the word “no” for an answer easily. If you understand that [...]

Eight Steps to Recovering an Unhappy Customer

By | September 7, 2009

Lets face it, none of us like confrontation. We all like to go through life with as little anxiety and stress as possible and whether it be in a personal or in a business relationship we hate the prospect of having to deal with someone who is annoyed with us for one reason or another. [...]

How to Design a Successful Business Website

By | August 31, 2009

Very often, your business website will be your primary window to the world. As such, you must take a great deal of care and patience when putting it together. In many cases your business will not have a physical address and as such, your website will be your storefront. If you want to have “curb [...]

Choose the Right Business Books to Read

By | August 24, 2009

Donald Trump suggests “the best business reading books for the summer.” Warren Buffett simply says “read, read, read.” There are thousands upon thousands of business books with new ones coming out everyday. Budding entrepreneurs often think that they have enough on their hands without spending “valuable” time reading books. In truth, you should have a [...]

Growing Pains – The Steps and Stages Small Businesses Need to Go Through

By | August 17, 2009

There is a reason that the phrase “growing pains” exists in the first place, isn’t there? It tends to be used in reference to the trials and tribulations of life that we all go through as we develop from infancy through adolescence and into young adulthood. We can certainly draw an analogy within the business [...]

Great Twitter Applications for Small Business.

By | August 10, 2009

Okay, here’s a teaser for you. What kind of word can you come up with that incorporates some or all of the word “Twitter” to describe a useful business application, tool or service? You have to think that virtually every vowel or syllable combination, acronym or tongue-twister has already been snapped up. Here’s one – [...]

What Software Do You Really Need?

By | August 3, 2009

There can be enough to worry about when you are starting or expanding a new business without having to spend time analyzing your hardware and software needs and fretting about the latest versions of this tool and the functionality of that one. The size and scale of your enterprise will, of course, determine your actual [...]

Make the Most of Your Precious Time – 20 Top Tips for Time Management

By | July 27, 2009

If you learn nothing else when studying the habits of effective entrepreneurs, make sure that you do your best to understand the importance of time management. Almost without exception, the really successful business person has this down to a fine art and ensures that the people surrounding him or her do also. Time management is [...]

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