3 Startup Lessons I Know Now, But Wish I'd Known Then | Small Business Trends

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The longer I stay in business, the more I realize what I DON'T know. But let me share 3 lessons that could have saved me a lot of expense and time.

Reviewed by tamar Sep 08 2008, 05:25pm ( 28 reviews ) • smallbiztrends.com

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Rated by JadeStone on Nov 03, 10:32pm

Fantastic, relevant, useful advice!!
Rated by franpro on Sep 27, 4:10pm

Great lessons!
Rated by speeditonline on Jul 19, 10:05am

From the page: "Integrate technology deeply into your business."
Rated by AStumbleMeister on May 12 2009, 3:46pm

Thinking of starting a business? This is a good read, if for no other reason because it provides good perspective whether you can use these specific suggestions or not.
Rated by Bennyinny on Apr 09 2009, 8:33am

After you've been in business a few years you look back. Suddenly everything is so obvious. Too bad all those things that seem so clear now, were not so clear then, when you were living through the early years of your startup."
Rated by jeferykusnadi on Apr 02 2009, 6:22pm

Very useful lessons for entrepreneurs.. Thanks for sharing these. I like the first point actually. I am currently also thinking of pricing my product so this article helps a lot.
Rated by delvan10 on Mar 02 2009, 8:11am

nice read
Rated by waterfield on Feb 20 2009, 3:30am

The loss leader ide was a very useful idea to get trial. I did my own mental check of what i was doing right and what i was doing right. Still room for serious improvement
Rated by chrisduncan on Feb 08 2009, 2:13am

I thought the "offer a small ticket item" first tip was smart.
Rated by dannyethridge on Dec 28 2008, 1:18am

This was a very interesting page. The baby steps advice was sound info. Thanks!

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