Author Profile
Carol Tice
Biography
Carol Tice is a Seattle-based business writer for Forbes, Entrepreneur, and many others. She writes the award-winning Make a Living Writing blog and for corporate clients including Costco, American Express, and Delta Airlines. Her new e-book for Oberlo is Crowdfunding for Entrepreneurs.
ARTICLES BY Carol Tice
Is Your Startup Ready for Equity Crowdfunding? 7 Questions to Ask
Equity crowdfunding can help your business raise multi-millions, but not every startup is ready. Answer these questions to see if it's your moment for crowdfunding success.
Million-Dollar Startup Secrets
Get inside secrets on how to reap your first million fast -- from experts and entrepreneurs who made $1 million in sales in their first year of business.
When Walmart Invades: The Independent Retailers' Survival Guide
As big-box stores expand into urban neighborhoods, small and independent retailers are learning to fight back. Here are 10 tactics the big guys can't match.
Shark Tank's Celebrity Investors Share Their Secrets
The hard-nosed billionaire celebrities of ABC's reality TV show Shark Tank reveal what entrepreneurs must do to successfully pitch to potential investors.
Shine Movie Brings Entrepreneurs' Power, Pain, to Life
An inspiring, emotional movie about the triumphs and challenges of entrepreneurs, Shine: The Entrepreneur's Journey hits a nerve with small business owners.
Crowdsourcing Promises Savings...and Danger
Crowdsourcing offers small businesses the chance to obtain many services very inexpensively, while also giving freelancers access to new markets. But beware the dark side.
Kickstarter Offers Creative 'Donor' Financing Option
Entrepreneurs with an inventive or artistic flair may find the funding they need with Kickstarter's innovative "donor" funding model.
Tips for Landing Corporate Venture Capital
When entrepreneurs go looking for investors, most call on independent venture capital firms. But there’s another place companies can seek investment capital: major corporations.
