It’s widely known that sleep is important, yet somehow this essential restoration period is often de-prioritized. Whether it’s because people struggle to snooze, would rather get a little less sleep to do a little more of X, or they’re just not educated on how destructive a lack of sleep can be… 35% of adults don’t get enough sleep.
As consumers have become more concerned with preserving their privacy, there is an opportunity for business owners and entrepreneurs to capitalize on providing exactly that: giving people the tools to control their information. In this article, we’ll discuss why privacy matters and then feature several businesses that are disrupting some of the world’s largest products by giving people back their privacy.
Remember when Nevada was the only state where you could place a legal, regulated bet on a sporting event? Neither do I, and that was just two years ago.
It’s no secret that the past decade has sent companies flocking toward the subscription model. And who can blame them: that sweet recurring revenue and the promise of a $1B exit (a la Dollar Shave Club) is compelling. But it’s not too late to launch a subscription box — you just have to know what market to enter.
What’s going to happen in 2020 in the business and tech world?
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How you can capitalize
Many of you have asked for advice on the best way to do market research. We’ve had a few posts about this in our Facebook group (here, here, and here), and we thought it would be helpful to provide a dynamic template and two examples of market research in action.
We just introduced a new tool to help you analyze business opportunities in real-time: The Trends Guide to Small Business Growth.