December 29, 2007

Most Popular Posts of 2007

Our 10 most popular blog posts of the year based on traffic are:

  1. Top 20 Entrepreneurial Quotes - This post was featured on the first page of Digg and on Entrepreneur.com's Blog. It features inspirational quotes from people of all walks of life. 
  2. Quiz: What kind of Entrepreneur are you? - Take this quiz our own Skip Shuda created and figure out which of the 8 entrepreneur types you are.
  3. An Evaluation of Popular Project Management Tools - Looking for a project management tool for your company? We evaluated six different tools for your convenience.
  4. 25 Free (and Useful) SEO Tools - Free online search engine optimization tools to help you optimize your site.
  5. Build a Web 2.0, Long-tail Social Media site for 12k? What's missing? - Skip questions Guy Kawasaki's post about building a Web 2.0 site on the cheap.
  6. Find your Sweet Spot - What are you good at it? What should you pursue? Adapted from Jim Collins' HedgeHog Concept.
  7. Top 12 Books for Entrepreneurs - Check out our book recommendations divided into two categories - for companies in the concept stage and for those in launch stage.
  8. Alternatives to Guru.com - Ten alternatives to the popular online service site.
  9. Natpal's Nate Stevens talks about recent venture raise - Skip talks to a former client about how he achieved funding for his startup.
  10. An Evaluation of Logoworks - A post about our experience with the popular online logo design firm.

By: Yasmine

Dec 29, 2007 7:00:00 PM | Evaluations, Introspection and Reflection

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