When I first started Kindlepreneur, I was a one man show. I wrote the articles, made the images, edited my own stuff and then worked to promote my work. However, today, that’s not the case. […]
Author: Dave Chesson
Dave Chesson is the founder of Publisher Rocket, a book marketing software and is the leader behind Kindlepreneur.com, one of the largest websites on self-publishing and marketing. Having been a nuclear engineer and international arms dealer, Dave has a unique experience with globalization, and the modern virtual business.
The Best ATS Software for Your Business
With online businesses growing even faster with the times, my company and I have been working to hire and onboard more virtual assistant and virtual positions. However, finding, tracking, and ultimately, hiring the right candidates […]
Mission Statement vs Core Values: David Johnson Wood’s Story to Success
The defining of a business’s mission statement seems to be a catchy practice in the modern age. It’s become more prevalent over the years and has become a staple of executive decree, right there next […]
7 Slack Apps to Help Boost Virtual Team Morale
Slack is an incredible tool to help teams communicate and coordinate. Through its use of channels and direct messaging, it can be critical for normal operations. However, as more teams move into a virtual model […]
5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Get the Energy to Be More Productive Every Day
Go to any health food store and you’ll see countless vitamins and supplements that promise to give you more energy throughout the day. It almost seems like you can’t be productive without these added stimulants. […]
Passion Is the Enemy of Modern Entrepreneurs
You’ve probably heard it time and time again, the old mantra of “find what you’re passionate about and do that for business.” However, this is usually a recipe for failure, and, if you take that […]
How to Attract Customers to Your Startup (When Nobody Knows You Exist)
If you want to grow your startup into a successful business, you’re going to need some customers. But building brand recognition is hard — especially when no one knows you exist. Chances are, you don’t […]