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Starting a women-owned business comes with its own unique set of challenges and opportunities. Let's break them down one-by-one.

While you might not have a lot of time and money to spend on an expensive marketing campaign, these tactics can give you the peace of mind you need to grow a successful business.

Retargeting can be intimidating because it's far from a "set it and forget it" venture. It requires constant testing to ensure profitability. By using these strategies, your startup could find its power in transforming missed opportunities into new ventures.

We've compiled all the information women need to find business grants. From federal government grants to grant databases — as well as grants awarded specifically to women-owned businesses by private organizations.

We've compiled all the information veterans need to find business grants ranging from federal government grants to state-level small business grants, as well as resources for private funding specific to current and former service members.

We've compiled all the information startups need to find grants from the federal government including: R&D grants, helpful links to the Grants.gov database, as well as resources for state-level small business grants.

There are many advantages that only small businesses have, but leaders need to be gutsy enough to squeeze those advantages for all they’re worth rather than try to be miniature versions of larger companies.

The first impression a company makes will determine whether a potential customer passes or gives it a closer look. And design is largely responsible for that first impression.

An introductory guide to explain what a business plan is, why you need it (and how it helps), key components, how long it should be, how to write it, who needs to see it, and much more.