Friday, October 9, 2015

Day to Day as a Start Up CEO


Day to Day as a Start Up CEO - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO Join Tony for weekly live discussions about all things Business, Branding, Digital Marketing and much more.
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Thursday, October 8, 2015

You Need a Way to Manage Core Business Processes - Heres What To Do


Most people start a small business after working a job that involves ‘making’. Programming, graphic design, SEO, you name it – small business owners usually get their idea when they realize that they could be doing the same thing as they’re doing now and getting rid of their boss.
http://bit.ly/1P95Mtf

Entrepreneurial Education and Product Development - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO - YouTube


Entrepreneurial Education and Product Development - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO Join Tony for weekly live discussions about all things Business, Branding, Digital Marketing and much more.
http://bit.ly/1VmGInK

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

How to Bootstrap Your Inbound Marketing With These 44 Free Tools


Strapped for cash? Learn how to bootstrap your Inbound Marketing with the help of these 44 FREE tools and resources.
http://bit.ly/1KYVwAK

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

How Microsoft’s Secret User Onboarding Process Fooled Us All


What happens if you make software too difficult to use? Probably the same thing that happens if you never made it at all — no one uses it. It’s easy to get users to adapt to familiar concepts like drag-and-drop, but what if you made something totally new? You need a creative user onboarding process, like the one Microsoft used back in 1992 and the others I’m going to look at in this post.
http://bit.ly/1M2Ajnp

Entrepreneur Survival Strategies - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO - YouTube


Entrepreneur Survival Strategies - Vinay Patankar - Process Street CEO
http://bit.ly/1VmFLM0

How Microsofts Secret User Onboarding Process Fooled Us All


What happens if you make software too difficult to use? Probably the same thing that happens if you never made it at all — no one uses it. It’s easy to get users to adapt to familiar concepts like drag-and-drop, but what if you made something totally new? You need a creative user onboarding process, like the one Microsoft used back in 1992 and the others I’m going to look at in this post.
http://bit.ly/1M2Ay1I