7 Must Have Tech Products for Influencers on Social Media
Seven tech products for social media influencers recommended by pros, including the Flux Charger Plus, Tenba Reload card wallet and Blue Yeti USB mic.
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Seven tech products for social media influencers recommended by pros, including the Flux Charger Plus, Tenba Reload card wallet and Blue Yeti USB mic.
Donny Smith of Litwin & Smith, a 2nd generation law graduate, shares his experience in immigration law and his views on visas like H1B, O1 and E2.
Justine Avoudikpon explains how Swifte, a ridesharing app that took part in the UCLA Summer Accelerator, grew its users and partnered with Waze Carpool.
Carlos Barrera from Barranquilla is building MediciNets, a cloud-based global health information system that connects doctors and patients.
Psychology principles to grasp before marketing your startup, from Maslow's hierarchy of needs to understanding what drives your customers.
Dylan Nunn founded Mettā Creative, a community and events hub that inspires millennials to live more sustainably through social-impact nightlife.
Nine hard-bargaining negotiation tactics you should rarely use, and why threats and demands can cost you win-win outcomes in business negotiations.
Devan, one of the first employees on the Snapchat content team, left Snap to work as a style influencer, content producer and digital strategist.
Jake Jordan, a content trainer and LinkedIn creator, founded The Productive POV, co-hosts The UnLearn Show and explains why he started his #BrandIn30 series.
Dr. Josh Luke, a healthcare futurist, former hospital CEO and best-selling author, shares how to make health care more affordable for families.
Eliot Robinson from Stockholm, Sweden grew @Dunk, his basketball Instagram account, to millions of followers and worked with Gary Vaynerchuk on social growth.
San Francisco high school senior Alexandra Roumeliotis founded The Coding League in 2016 to inspire girls and minorities to explore computer science.
Leonardo Rioja, a Bolivian student who skipped 7th grade under the Avelino Siñani act, shares lessons on adapting and learning at a faster pace.
Michael Weist, CEO and founder of Good Times Entertainment, manages social media stars and took client Jackson Krecioch to the 60th Grammy Awards.
Jonathan Brown, 26, and Christian Cardenas, 19, explain how they made over $100,000 in a matter of weeks selling Christmas themed sweaters.
Dr. des. Natalia Wiechowski, a German personal branding strategist and speaker with over 136,000 followers, helps people present their careers as brands.
Ariel Valverde, ingeniero de sistemas de Santa Cruz, Bolivia, es co-fundador de la red Alguien y creó HackApp, la primer Hackathon de App Móviles de Bolivia.
Tom Cummins grew American Power and Gas from humble beginnings to half a billion dollars. The CEO on what it takes to build an energy unicorn.
Why start a podcast in 2026? The real benefits for founders, from authority and credibility to relationships and content, plus who should skip it.
Alex Desjardins, co-founder and director of BubbleHR, is working to make corporate hiring easy, transparent and human using richer media like audio and video.
Do you need a degree to become a successful entrepreneur? Three reasons you may not, starting with the high cost of a college degree.
Five types of e-commerce ads worth opting for, starting with dynamic product ads, and how they help online stores advertise beyond social media.
How to grow your blog organically once traffic starts coming in, then scale it up and start making money from it, including with Adsense.
Yuri Kruman, a Fortune 500 personal development consultant and Forbes Coaches Council member, shares tips on finding and monetizing your life mission.
Quentin Allums, co-founder of personal branding consultancy Mad Genie and Milwaukee Misfits, shares his journey from flipping burgers to building businesses.
How content marketing and social media work together, and how brands can use Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to reach three tiers of fans.
Lena Elkins, founder of Lena Elkins Coaching and a Forbes Coaches Council member, helps entrepreneurs grow with marketing and personal branding.
Why disruptive innovation is the secret to brand relevance, from using every popular social media platform to watching IoT and edge computing.
Tucker Ferwerda went from loading trucks at Frito-lay while listening to business podcasts to earning $10,000 per month by solving the problems of others.
How emotional connectivity drives marketing success, from telling your business story to helpful, personal marketing that builds closer customer relationships.
Beate Chelette, once $135,000 in debt, sold her business to a media company owned by Bill Gates and now mentors women entrepreneurs as The Growth Architect.
How the food you eat affects your brain and productivity, including the WHO finding that adequate nutrition can raise productivity by 20 percent.
Five practical ways to beat stress and be happier, from planning your schedule and prioritizing your work to paying attention to your health.
Michaela Alexis, President of social media agency Grade A Digital, shares how viral LinkedIn articles grew her following and her business.
Christopher Wei and Vivek Rama discuss Commons Lane, their young clothing brand built around a message of escaping the usual path and creating your own.
An argument that 2018 is the best time in 150 years to start a company and become an entrepreneur, drawing parallels with the late nineteenth century.
Five tips for saving resources and reducing startup costs, starting with getting creative about the furniture, supplies and materials you already have.
Diego Corzo, a 27 year old DACA Dreamer from Austin, TX, left software development at General Motors for real estate and owns 8 rental properties.
A look at five digital marketing advances in 2017 and beyond, and how marketing and technology keep evolving to meet customer expectations.
Henry Liu, an e-commerce marketing expert and advisor to Appsumo, previously worked at Facebook advising companies that generated over $450 million.
Nabiha Khan founded Dress Me Desi, a UK platform where women rent South-Asian outfits and find wedding services, applying the sharing economy to fashion.
Arian Beyzaei, born in Canada to parents who immigrated from Iran, is Vice President and Partner of Enriched Academy, a personal finance education program.
David Schloss, founder of Convert ROI, explains how he scaled his social advertising agency to seven figures while managing over $2.5mil a month in ads.
Walid Halty, a 23 year old philanthropist, leads Dvinci Energy, a solar company that generated over $10 Million in revenue in less than 10 months.
Seven empowering thought patterns shared by people who live a great life, including believing in themselves and focusing on their strengths.
How blockchain and AR/VR could disrupt the $80 billion adtech industry by enabling more personalised, user-specific ads than today's targeted advertising.
Nupur Singh left her Treasury Specialist role at Goldman Sachs after her fashion blog took off and now runs a growing marketing agency.
How technology makes real estate investments more profitable, from property management software and automation to better connectivity in remote areas.