The Carnival of Entrepreneurship stops @ YolkSmoke

August 1, 2006 on 9:58 am | In Entrepreneurial |

Carnival is a riot of fantasy in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil that puts Mardi Gras in New Orleans to shame… but I’m afraid my mind has run wild again. We’re here to host the Carnival of Entrepreneurship, which is a traveling weekly blog carnival featuring the best of the entrepreneurial blogosphere.

Float #1 - Top 10 Rocketboom Business Notions

I’m not exactly sure what Rocketboom means, but it’s something good, because this article is full of wonderful insights on entrepreneurial business in 2.0 land.

Float #2 - 10 Ways to Increase Your Website Conversion Rate

Just about every online entrepreneur stands to gain from this article, should they choose to implement the changes suggested which are aimed at making the shopper’s life easier and their experience more efficient.

Float #3 - The 3 Perils of Afilliate Marketing

Thank God, someone is inspiring young entrepreneurs to think bigger than afilliate marketing. I don’t want to spoil this article, because it is a bit short, but I’m hopeful it will save newbies some wasted energy, and inspire the mass market of online entrepreneurs to ditch infomercials.

Float #4 - 7 Tasty Tips to Market Your Small Business OFFLINE

Why should your marketing plan exclusively focus on how to build your brand and presence online?! Yaro strikes again, with this great article.

Float #5 - Starting an e-Biz - Part 1 - Planning Your Business [ Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 - Part 5 ]

This five part series serves up some tasty advice on getting going with your online business. Read 1, read 2, heck… read them all!?

Float #6 - 26 Most Facinating EntrepreneursMy Mom used to always tell me, “You are are who hang out with son.” Well, if I can’t hang out with Richard Branson and Martha Stewart, it doesn’t mean I can’t learn from them. Study the pro’s!

Float #7 - 10 Smart Moves to Improve Your BusinessDerek Featherstone (what a name) offers up some excellent common sense for small business, such as stay small, close email, and raise your prices every year. Sounds simple, and it is. Problem is. the simple things often get overlooked.

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