Recommended Blogs

Below is a list of interesting and informational entrepreneurship blogs that we feel are great resources for students.

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blog.entrepreneur.com

One of the leading magazines for entrepreneurs has a website with useful directories, blogs, and business ideas.
www.business-opportunities.biz

Since 2001, they've posted 13,365 different business opportunities and ideas, so you're sure to find something here to inspire you.
www.drjeffcornwall.com

Jeff Cornwall, Director of the Belmont University Center for Entrepreneurship, looks at trends in small business and entrepreneurship and their impact on individual business owners.
www.jonathanfields.com

This blog by Career Renegade author Jonathan Fields is an ongoing discussion about the struggles and joys of owning your own business.
www.allbusiness.com

This portal, owned by Dun & Bradstreet, always features new content for entrepreneurs and all types of business owners. Great blogs, reference sources, and videos. It's an excellent source for information on franchising.

www.successmanifesto.com/blogs/young-entrepreneur/

Michael Simmons, bestselling author of The Student Success Manifesto explores what he calls "Extreme Entrepreneurship". It's a new blog, but the content is already outstanding.
www.smallbiztrends.com

This is one of the most comprehensive content portals for small business owners. It offers coverage of trends, a community of experts, radio programs, newsletters and forums.
www.inc.com

Billing itself as "the daily resource for entrepreneurs," Inc.com has great lists, email newsletters, advice, blogs, interviews and more. Particularly strong technology coverage.

www.gobignetwork.com/wil/

9-time serial entrepreneur Wil Schroter, founder of the Go BIG Network, a networking site that helps growth-oriented entrepreneurs connect with investors, suppliers, co-founders and employees, uses his "no-BS" approach to tell entrepreneurs the way it really is that you won't read in the books.
www.escapefromcubiclenation.com

Author and coach Pamela Slim has developed a large following of people who are going it alone in business.