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Web Lingo Helps Entrepreneur Launch Accessory Empire

Entrepreneur:
How did Brian Fried, a marketing director for a mortgage bank, get into selling apparel and accessories?
The entrepreneur says he simply turned his hobby of inventing into “a real side business.” Fried, 34, is the creator and licensor of IM:It apparel, accessories and school supplies–brightly colored gear featuring acronyms such as “LOL” and “GTG,” and […]

Who Says You Can’t Reinvent the Wheel?

Forbes:
Duncan Fitzsimons is a tinkerer. When he was 5 he put together Lego spaceships in seconds. When he was 15 he made a wooden rocking chair. At 26 Fitzsimons has decided to reinvent the wheel.
Standing in his London workshop, Fitzsimons picks up the bicycle wheel he designed and pushes on the sides. In one smooth […]

Solo Entrepreneur: Jim Fairchild

InformationWeek:
One-person companies are earning upward of $1 million in revenue annually. How do they do it? With high-speed Internet connectivity, mobile apps, automation, and a little help from their customers.
As the first one-person business to make the Inc. 500 — Inc. magazine’s annual list of the fastest-growing private companies — Jim Fairchild does no marketing, […]

An Etsy Automat For Handmade Jewelry

Etsy has become well known for their collection of estores that offer handmade products. It’s been a good starting ground for many people because they cater to those that want these handmade items.
A work-at-home mom, Lotta sells her vintage styled jewelry and other items through her Mom O Matic’s Automat Etsy shop. All […]

Business Of Burgers Makes A Juicy Read

Fast Company:
Given the ubiquity of the all-beef patty and the global spread of the golden arches, one can be forgiven for struggling to imagine America before the burger.
In The Hamburger New York magazine food writer Josh Ozersky traces the origins and obstacles of a sandwich that—more than apple pie or hot dogs—defines the nation’s diet […]

Beat The Slump With Customer Service

Fortune Small Business:
I recently ran across foodie entrepreneur, Paige Ohliger, who is thriving despite the downturn.
Her winning secret? Extreme customer service.
Ohliger is one of four founders of Time for Dinner, launched in 2004 in St. Louis, Mo. Her niche is the meal-assembly business - those stores you visit to prep ingredients for complete, pre-made dinners […]