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AI as Startup Co-Founder: Reality vs. Hype
Can AI Be Your Startup Tech Co‑Founder? What Founders Really Learn in Practice Every few weeks, a new headline pops up claiming you can build a billion‑dollar AI startup as a solo founder with nothing but a laptop and a chatbot. It sounds exciting. It also leaves a lot out. This post pulls from a recent Atiba webinar with Clay Banks, Shark Tank veteran and founder of In Paceline, and JJ Rosen, founder of Atiba, to look at what actually ...
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Today’s easy tech connections are just the tip of the iceberg
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. When I was growing up the world seemed small to me. Biking distance was often the main factor in determining who my friends were. The closer they were to my house, the better friends ...
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Stay vigilant when it comes to making a deal online
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. It only took 20 minutes from the time I pressed submit to get a response. It was the magic of the web, and just like that, my 30-year-old hunker of a couch was sold. ...
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I am a geek!
“Are you a geek?” I suppose I could have been offended by the question. Back in high school days, that was the last thing I ever wanted to hear. But when a friend recently posed that question to me, I ...
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Every entrepreneur’s strategy must include mitigating the unknown
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. “You don’t know what you don’t know.” – Socrates. My son mentioned learning about the great philosopher recently, and it got me thinking. Whether it’s leaving home to go to college, becoming a parent ...
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Technology could lead to the answers for Nashville’s trash woes
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. Let’s talk about trash. Although trash is not pleasant to talk about (or smell), for many Nashvillians it’s become an unexpected topic of conversation. Just in time for the holidays, when trash cans ...
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Understanding internet trends are key to your business plans
Photo credit DOMO, Visual Capitalist. This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. The holidays are supposed to be a time when things slow down. It’s a time to catch our breath, spend time with family, and recharge our batteries before starting ...
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The unscripted and the brainstorms are just as important as the business plan
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. Driving out to a place called the Inglewood Lounge at 11 p.m. on a Sunday made me feel a bit uncomfortable. Maybe it was the term “lounge” that threw me off or maybe it was ...
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5 Simple SEO Tips for Dentists
Did you know that every month, there are 1.8 million searches for ‘dentist near me’? That’s a ton of people looking to find a dentist at any given moment. More than likely (well over 90% of searches) won’t go past ...
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Rebranding Facebook will take more than just a name change
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.” – Juliet, from “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare. Names are just words, nothing more ...
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Hiring the wrong person always worse than being short-staffed
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. A couple of weeks after he started, one of our new IT support guys called and said he couldn’t come in because he had hit a deer with his car. Fair enough— colliding with ...
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Businesses should always think about and create great customer experience
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. Armor…check. Goblet…check. Helmet…check. The castle was massive. With no drawbridge in sight, we weren’t quite sure how we would get in. Glancing up at the giant towers, we paused, trying to decide what we ...
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Keeping the talent means asking them for real feedback
This article originally appeared in The Tennessean. There’s a new catch phrase sweeping the nation. If you run a restaurant, hotel, healthcare company, or tech firm there’s no doubt you’ve heard it. And if you work in one of these fields ...
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