COMMENT: Well, Marty, Socrates is right again. You even had the week correct. Trump just announced the end of the ceasefire and cannot escape this unpopular war. It is so obvious why mainstream media will not quote you; Socrates puts everyone else to shame. GH REPLY: Trump is trapped. He cannot escape without admitting this was orchestrated by the Neocons, and it is Netanyahu’s war. I will write to President Trump. I seriously doubt the Neocon-Deep State will allow it to get to him. When I send it, I will let you know. Perhaps if others write in maybe it…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. At my marketing agency, we’ve worked with a few hundred property management companies over the last eight-plus years. And the single most common pattern I see when a new client comes to us is this: they have done some version of “SEO” already. They have a website. They have a blog with 12 posts on it. They have a Google Business Profile that someone claimed and half-filled out three years ago. And they have no idea why none of it is working. The answer, almost every time, is the same. They built…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Entrepreneurs should view a product or service as a composition of constituent parts that add value to one another in order to satisfy a defined set of requirements, not as a single entity. I refer to this perspective as the art of the value chain. The entrepreneurial significance of this art lies in the fact that opportunities rarely exist in isolation — they’re embedded within compositions of value. What distinguishes an entrepreneur isn’t the ability to spot a market opportunity — it’s understanding the nuance of the composition and the…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways A few years ago, I redefined what trust signals mean for brand builders. A few weeks ago, I Googled the term and got my exact definition back — no author, no source. The AI knew the history. It just didn’t lead with it. The concept got adopted widely, and once it did, it became “standard industry knowledge” rather than a specific author’s contribution. When you’ve done the work, you feel like the position is established. But in the AI era, you have to actively defend your position by continuously publishing…
QUESTION: Many significant families and individuals gained their wealth through unethical means, e.g., Gates, Rothschilds/Rockefellers… R ANSWER: While I am certainly no fan of Bill Gates, starting a company that then makes him a billionaire because of valuations, does not qualify as unethical. Gates’ tactics and seeking to be a monopoly is unethical in my book, but that did not make him a billionaire. His mentor, I believe, was Rockefeller in both creating a monopoly as well as deeply concerned about over-population indoctrinated by his his. The pursuit of a monopoly was primarily the endeavor of John D. Rockefeller, the…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways I spent years trying to force a niche into existence. Then I realized that I wasn’t targeting a starving crowd, and there was no widespread pain point creating eager buyers. I was competing in a crowded field. The right niche emerged when I took on diverse clients and noticed recurring, validated pain points through repeated exposure — pattern recognition over speculation. Successful niche building eventually comes down to two things: doing the work exceptionally well and creating a client experience people genuinely appreciate. “There’s riches in niches.” How many times…
Krispy Kreme was in a hole. The company makes more than one billion doughnuts a year — but when it came to using robots to make its specialty doughnuts Instagram-worthy, the machines couldn’t do it. “It got supermessy,” CEO Josh Charlesworth told The Wall Street Journal. The solution should be music to anyone’s ears who fears robots will replace us. The company is now hiring human artists to create limited-edition designs — Harry Potter, He-Man, Milk Bar collaborations — and doing 15 to 20 special runs a year plus seasonal collections. Customers lined up for a Harry Potter collection last…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Because the AI technology race is being contested by both AI-focused emerging businesses and well-established tech giants, you must decide today whether to invest in the latest tech from newcomers or wait for the incumbents to catch up. Those who invest in the new-to-market AI leaders will be the first to benefit from the technology and can get a leg up on their competition, but they face the risk of constant change and never seeing ROI. Those who choose to wait for established players to create native AI solutions will…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways A restaurant owner combined his passion for technology and food to address invoicing issues. Today, more than 12,000 restaurants utilize his software to track inventory and profits more accurately. His primary goal is to empower business owners with the confidence to understand their operations day to day. A lawyer, a banker and a tech entrepreneur walk into a restaurant. It sounds like the setup for a bad joke. For Bo Davis, it became the start of MarginEdge. After selling a software company, Davis was living in London when he and…
Key Takeaways Jonathan Ross is the founder and former CEO of AI chipmaker Groq. Ross admitted to making management mistakes earlier in his career that cost Groq three to four years of progress. Ross said he made hiring mistakes and had to change his mindset when approaching talent. Jonathan Ross, the founder and former CEO of AI chipmaker Groq, helmed the company for seven years before leaving in December to join Nvidia full-time as a chief software architect. In a recent interview, Ross acknowledged that he made management mistakes earlier in his career that cost Groq years of progress. “I…