The Entrepreneur Life

Being a small business in a big-business market gives you opportunities you may not recognize.

Running a business takes an incredible amount of work and every business owner wants their company to succeed. How do you make that happen?

There are several ways to help your small business be involved with your local community so that you can build up that relationship.

If development is not aligned to the needs of the business as a whole, it won’t solve any problem that’s worth talking about.

The hard truth may be that artificial intelligence barely exists.

For small businesses in particular, it can feel downright impossible to compete for talent in tech roles.

While we can’t revitalize the small business economy overnight, we are determined to help where we can.

After a year of heartache, worry, and sleepless nights for so many small business owners, more relief is finally on the way.

You’ve probably heard a lot about small businesses this year, but focus isn’t enough…we must invest in what we love.

When March 2020 rolled around, the sentiment was grim: concern for livelihoods and lives loomed as we all wondered what would come next.

Pandemic restrictions made 2020 a tough year for businesses, and 2021 isn’t looking any easier.

Below are some questions FourTwelve owner, Sam Frank, says you should ask — and answer — to prepare yourself before starting a new venture.