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Best Marketing Stunt Ever: Real-Life Mario Kart

For many in our generation, Mario Kart on the Nintendo 64 was and is still a staple in our childhood development (some of us are forever children). If Mario Kart has a special place in your heart, then you’ll love this marketing stunt that Nintendo and Pennzoil used to promote…

· Ryan Holiday

9 Tips to Marketing a Boring Business

Featured Image via Wikimedia. The problem with a lot of marketing advice is that the examples they use are not exactly typical. It’s hard for businesses, particularly smaller businesses, to relate to the bold innovations of companies like Apple or Tesla. Not everyone is an…

· Michael Tunney

Here’s How 10 Startups Exploded Using Creative Marketing

“Marketing has always been about the same thing—who your customers are and where they are.” – Noah Kagan

· Editorial Staff

Quippi Founder: How He Raised $3 Million For His Startup

There are only two types of startups that seem to get funded these days- the really cool ideas and the most disruptive ideas. But leading a unique startup through funding rounds takes the experience of a seasoned entrepreneur, and no one knows how to do this better than…

· Editorial Staff

This 2001 Apple Article is a F*ck You to Anyone That Ever Hates On Your Business Idea

A wise entrepreneur will always be open to customer feedback and criticism to learn what consumers really want, but a genius entrepreneur gives consumers a product they don’t even know they want yet.

· Sebastian Dillon

10 Ways Marijuana Can Make You More Successful

If there’s anything our generation is known for, it’s got to be our tendency to embrace entrepreneurship and our openness to the drug culture- we are all either really foolish, or really smart (we are the most well educated generation after all). When it comes to smart people,…

· Waylae Gregoire

This Teen Made Tens of Thousands of Dollars Off His First App Just By Googling It

We swear, with how fast the tech world moves, it seems entrepreneurs are getting younger… every month. When Michael Sayman was 12-years-old, he taught himself to code through tutorials he found on Google. At age 13, he created his first app, priced at one dollar, which made him…

· Albert Chang

12 Ways To Get the Raise You Want Faster

What’s stopping you from asking your boss for a raise? Does this sound like something you would do? Like most people, your initial reaction might probably be to reject this idea. Maybe your company just laid people off… maybe you’re certain your boss won’t give it to you… maybe…

· Benny Luo

SoundCloud Founder: How Important is Being Creative When Building a Startup?

Since it’s launch in 2007, SoundCloud has evolved from a small startup in Berlin to one of the top online audio distribution platforms in the world. To give you an idea of the company’s growth, SoundCloud recently told us that 12 hours of music and audio get posted every minute…

· Editorial Staff

15 Ways To Know You Will Be A Successful Entrepreneur One Day

Every entrepreneur is after only one thing- success. Whether it’s business success, success in changing the world, or financial success, it is the end all for any startup. But how do you know you will be successful? The majority of entrepreneurs out there fail, again and again,…

· Benny Luo

Adam Bernhard: How I Started HauteLook

Part of being a successful entrepreneur is being able to recognize and make bank off of the opportunities around you. It’s a skill that comes naturally to some but can also be learned, and there are only a few who are better to learn from than HauteLook’s founder and former CEO,…

· Editorial Staff

Is it Bad to Build a Startup With Your Significant Other?

Earlier this month, entrepreneurs Kevin Ullery and Stan Krozel went on “Shark Tank” to seek funding for their company Fun Time Express, a trackless train ride people pay to experience at family-friendly events. They went on the show seeking $125,000 in exchange for 20 percent…

· Benny Luo

Adam Braun: How to Find and Pursue Your Passion

In 2007, Adam Braun started working at Bain & Company, one of the world’s leading consulting firms. His plan was simple: work hard for a couple years, become a hedge-fund guy, make a lot of money, then retire and focus on his passion for helping others. However, during his time…

· Editorial Staff

This is What a Venture Capitalist Thinks About When You Pitch Your Company

As an entrepreneur, landing a deal with a venture capitalist is both exciting and incredibly difficult; in the simplest terms, you pitch your business plan and receive the almighty investment or you get an easy “no thank you.” But what if you could get inside an investor’s head…

· The Counterforce

Counterforce: 5 Reasons to Fight Google [GUEST POST]

After our small demonstration against Kevin Rose in San Francisco, numerous critics have claimed that we have not presented a rational or coherent argument against Google. Although our objective is grander than simply exposing Google, we will respond to the critics nevertheless.…

· Waylae Gregoire

Payal Kadakia: How She Turned Her Love of Dancing Into a Startup Venture

Every successful entrepreneur should be inspired by art in some way; the aspect of creativity is essential for staying ahead of the market. For a bright female entrepreneur like Payal Kadakia, who has danced all her life, the art she loves is the market, and continues to serve…

· Editorial Staff

Here’s Why Stanford Startups are Better Than MIT Startups

When you are talking about the best strategy for your startup, there are only two ways to go- strong marketing or mind-blowing technology. If you are an amazing marketer, then you can sell anything. But if the technology is absolutely brilliant, the product can simply sell…

· Sebastian Dillon

8 Reasons Why Clinkle’s Lucas Duplan is the Worst Startup Founder Ever

Image Source: Clinkle. The original was taken by Jason Henry for WSJ, adapted by Michael Nudelman. The picture above says it all, but if you want to find out exactly how this Stanford kid raised $30 million for his startup Clinkle and became the ring leader for one of Silicon…

· Editorial Staff

Alexa Dell: An Interview With Billionaire Michael Dell’s Daughter

We live in a day and age where people love sharing every moment of their lives on the internet. As social media platforms and technology evolve with location tracking, we all seem to be getting more transparent. This is how billionaire Michael Dell’s daughter Alexa Dell first…

· Waylae Gregoire

College Student Reveals How He Mines Bitcoins in His Dorm Room — The Cheap Way

Nothing in the tech world confuses us as much as Bitcoin it seems. What we do know about it is that it’s volatile and it can be worth a ton of money, but we hardly understand where it comes from, who invented it apparently, or what it is past being a crypto-currency- even that…

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CJ ENM · Entertainment · KOSDAQ:035760

Before the first song drops, H//PE Princess already has a global Warner deal.

A debut deal matters less than whether the group turns into repeat listening, touring, merch, and fandom across markets.

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Explainer · Amorepacific

K-beauty won the Amazon cart. The real prize is your second bottle.

The first sale matters less than the repeat routine. If a product sticks, the brand can keep winning on replenishment, retail placement, and cross-market demand.

Source: Amorepacific
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