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Presented by James River Law, The Mark You Leave explores the entrepreneur's journey, offering insights into business formation, contracts, intellectual property, mergers and acquisitions, succession planning, and estate planning.

Mark Warman and James Shaw are on a mission to build thriving menswear brands from the ground up. With decades of experience in fashion, brand strategy and marketing, they believe open, transparent sharing is key to growth. Thread Equity is their real-time journal. Each episode, published every week, covers brand strategy, production, marketing and more. Tune in for honest insights, hard-learned lessons, and actionable advice to help you build your own brand. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In each episode, we order a product from the same brand, meticulously analyzing both the front and back end of placing an order. We then reverse engineer the storage, logistics, and packaging details to evaluate every step of its journey right to our doorsteps. And if we return a package, we'll dive into that process as well.Welcome to Unboxing Ecommerce, the brainchild of two longtime friends and entrepreneurs, James Marks and Jennifer Yates. We met over 20 years ago while running our own brick-and-mortar businesses, and today, we're combining our expertise to dissect and understand the ...

There are two ways to make money with crypto: 1) To research and invest until you feel confident in your ability, or 2) Copy someone who does! In this daily podcast, I will share with you every investment I hold, along with every investment I make in the future. It will require no research, experience or understanding of cryptocurrencies whatsoever. Who am I? My name is Mark McDonaugh, formerly of the "Copycat Crypto" YouTube channel. Before it was nuked, I had 1.9 million followers who sought my concrete advice on which cryptos to buy and which to sell. I'm a statistician by education and ...

In this audiobook I offer tips to other indie/independent authors who are considering publishing their eBooks with sellers such as the Amazon KDP and Nook Press (Barnes and Noble) publishing platforms. I will additionally include some information regarding my personal experiences writing for content websites (sites that publish articles in exchange for ad-revenue shares) in consideration of the fact that many indie publishers begin their writing experiences with these types of venues.