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Italy Travel Guide | Internet Billboards

Italy Travel Guide | Internet Billboards | Futurism, Ideas, Leadership in Business | Scoop.it

If you were going to visit only one country in Europe, you wouldn’t go wrong with Italy. The unparalleled combination of culture, history, cuisine, art and natural beauty could keep you busy for years and years. Rome’s wealth of ancient ruins and the Vatican City makes it one of the world’s most illustrious cities. The art and architecture of Florence is historically important beyond words, and, read more…

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See why gogobot.com was voted one of the best websites in 2011. This is an awesome travel site and did not dissapoint. I like the Italy guide, but the whole experience is great.

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The New Startup Model: Nail It Then Scale It

The New Startup Model: Nail It Then Scale It | Futurism, Ideas, Leadership in Business | Scoop.it

Great piece, excellent advice and strategy!

 

"I see more and more entrepreneurs who seem to have everything going for them – vision, motivation, passion, even a good business plan, product, and money, and yet they can’t close customers."

 

Here's the bottomline:

 

At the heart of it, to be a successful entrepreneur you have to be totally customer centric, and learn to change and adapt as fast as the market. The pace of change in the marketplace is escalating, so entrepreneurs have to improve their ability to deal with change.

 

At the same time, more entrepreneurs are jumping into the fray, and less money is available from investors. It’s time for a new startup model. In my view, savvy “super angel” investors such as Mike Maples, Jr., and leading incubators such as Y Combinator, are already on this one. How far behind is your startup?

 

http://www.forbes.com/sites/martinzwilling/2011/09/18/adopt-the-new-startup-model-nail-it-then-scale-it/


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