How to Create a Minimum Viable Digital Business

How to Create a Minimum Viable Digital Business by Chris Garrett Overwhelm is fast becoming the modern entrepreneur’s disease. If you are feeling overwhelmed in your digital business right now, take comfort in the fact you are not alone, and there are solutions! As Pamela Wilson explained last week, you don’t need to bite off more than you can chew. But what exactly is the minimum required to get your business moving in the right direction? And how do you get started in a manageable way? Get the rest Rough Draft: Why The Most Hated Headline Structures Work So Well by Demian Farnworth A few years back Upworthy stormed the publishing world — and eventually proclaimed to be the fastest growing media company ever with 47 million monthly uniques after just 17 months of existence. So what's their secret? Tantalizing headlines. Headlines you love to hate and hate to click but you click anyway, because you hate notPlay Episode Authorpreneur: David Meerman Scott on the New Rules of Writing (and Profiting From) Great Books by Jim Kukral David Meerman Scott is an internationally acclaimed strategist whose books and blog are must-reads for professionals seeking to generate attention in ways that grow their business. David's advice and insights help people, products and organizations stand out, get noticed and capture hearts and minds. He is author or co-author of ten books — three ofPlay Episode New Rainmaker with Brian Clark: Three Subscription Revenue Models for Digital Content and Services by Brian Clark Digital + Recurring Revenue = Win. Easier said than done, right? As we discussed last week, digital products and services plus subscription revenue are The Two Components of The Perfect Online Business Model. Let’s talk a little more about the subscription side of things. This week, author and entrepreneur John Warrillow joins me as co-host,Play Episode Hack the Entrepreneur: Building a Business at the Intersection of Art and Commerce by Jon Nastor Today's guest is an artist, musician and entrepreneur who made his first record when he was 12, began playing in clubs when he was 14, and started his own music publishing company at 18. Yeah. My guest’s passion for music and technology led him to found the music licensing firm Rumblefish in his college dormPlay Episode Editor-in-Chief: The “Sh*t Sink” Principle for Those Who Worry About What Could Go Wrong by Stefanie Flaxman Learn about a surprise in my hotel room in Denver during Authority Rainmaker 2015. This story demonstrates how you are already well-equipped to handle the unexpected … In this 15-minute episode, I discuss: How preparation builds confidence The Sh*t Sink Principle Why you should start or expand your online business before you think you arePlay Episode Rough Draft: Why The Most Hated Headline Structures Work So Well by Demian Farnworth A few years back Upworthy stormed the publishing world — and eventually proclaimed to be the fastest growing media company ever with 47 million monthly uniques after just 17 months of existence. So what's their secret? Tantalizing headlines. Headlines you love to hate and hate to click but you click anyway, because you hate notPlay Episode Authorpreneur: David Meerman Scott on the New Rules of Writing (and Profiting From) Great Books by Jim Kukral David Meerman Scott is an internationally acclaimed strategist whose books and blog are must-reads for professionals seeking to generate attention in ways that grow their business. David's advice and insights help people, products and organizations stand out, get noticed and capture hearts and minds. He is author or co-author of ten books — three ofPlay Episode New Rainmaker with Brian Clark: Three Subscription Revenue Models for Digital Content and Services by Brian Clark Digital + Recurring Revenue = Win. Easier said than done, right? As we discussed last week, digital products and services plus subscription revenue are The Two Components of The Perfect Online Business Model. Let’s talk a little more about the subscription side of things. This week, author and entrepreneur John Warrillow joins me as co-host,Play Episode Hack the Entrepreneur: Building a Business at the Intersection of Art and Commerce by Jon Nastor Today's guest is an artist, musician and entrepreneur who made his first record when he was 12, began playing in clubs when he was 14, and started his own music publishing company at 18. Yeah. My guest’s passion for music and technology led him to found the music licensing firm Rumblefish in his college dormPlay Episode Editor-in-Chief: The “Sh*t Sink” Principle for Those Who Worry About What Could Go Wrong by Stefanie Flaxman Learn about a surprise in my hotel room in Denver during Authority Rainmaker 2015. This story demonstrates how you are already well-equipped to handle the unexpected … In this 15-minute episode, I discuss: How preparation builds confidence The Sh*t Sink Principle Why you should start or expand your online business before you think you arePlay Episode Find Out More ©2015 Copyblogger Media, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302

   

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