In this very well put together presentation, the author looks at some new business models and how successful they were in 2010. If this doesn’t give you some ideas for 2011, nothing will. Even the smallest of businesses can learn from these consumer based trends so I strongly recommend that you take a few minutes, look through the presentation and think about the potential and how it can apply to your business.
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What is the best business model for you in 2011?
Thursday, January 6th, 2011Business Model Generation
Thursday, September 23rd, 2010I came across this presentation about developing business models on Slideshare recently and I have to say it is fantastic. Anyone trying to figure out their business model really should take some time to review this. It is thought provoking and very well presented. Great stuff.
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Happiness as your business model
Monday, April 5th, 2010This seems like a pretty good idea to me – personally I think we put too much distance between doing business and being human. This is a really insightful presentation by Tara Hunt, who spells out the challenges with finding happiness and most importantly, how we can take this knowledge and apply it to our business for a much happier outcome. I like it.
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The Seven Stages of a Business & getting off the treadmill
Monday, March 22nd, 2010The following link will take you to Business Blogs – and this article in particular is a good one. It describes the 7 stages of a business and I am sure that most of us can relate to at least a few of them.
The Seven Stages of a Business
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Dealing with Business Isolation
Tuesday, August 25th, 2009In this interview Andrew Griffiths and Robert Gerrish discuss the concept of “Business Isolation” – a real problem in the modern business environment. Andrew offers five tips to overcome the sense of isolation that many business owners face today.
This interview was conducted for BNet Australia, a division of the CBS Corporation.













