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About LinkBacks- 10-17-2011 12:49 PM #11Member
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The larger the better. I want a large team becaus I want my business to grow as much as possible. I can't do everything by myself. My goals is the have on of the largest affiliate site out there. In order to have that I gotta have a team.
Also, it would be nice to have some office somewhere with colleagues
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True you cannot do everything by yourself in order to grow and expand your business. It's so important to have a team mentality, and understand your own strengths and weaknesses and build a team from there. Originally Posted by 1331 The larger the better. I want a large team becaus I want my business to grow as much as possible. I can't do everything by myself. My goals is the have on of the largest affiliate site out there. In order to have that I gotta have a team.
Also, it would be nice to have some office somewhere with colleagues
However, why would running a big team automatically mean something better for your company? But I guess it's all in the definition of a large team. To me, a large team is 50+ employees. - 10-17-2011 04:07 PM #13Member
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Well, 50+ employees is a large team in my book as well. To have 50 employess usually means that you are sucessful as owner. My goal is to become sucessful and and having employees is essential. Originally Posted by JillO
One example is SEO. I'm not an expert myself but when I can afford it I will hire a SEO-expert from my network. I know that the investment will return itself. Expending to other markets is another field that will require staff if you want it do be done with great results.
Just look at pokerstrategy.com. They are good at what they are doing but they have lots of employees even if it started with an idea and a goal of a single person (I'm just guessing here). - 01-20-2012 02:33 PM #14Member
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I've just left full-time employment to start up a new business. The thing I miss most about working in a traditional office environment is being around like-minded, dynamic individuals. It helps to be able to bounce ideas off of others, and to feel-well supported in being able to achieve shared aims/targets.
Now as a sad one-man-band, working out of the the most bijoux second bedroom in London - my home office - I'm very aware that I'm the sole provider of ideas, creativity and of course, labour as well. Of course it's easy to call up contacts, to use as a sounding board and to ask for advice when needed, but it's just not the same if you're not working in the same office.
Luckily I'm still consulting with the same organisation that I left, so I get my fill of a 'real workplace' a few days per week.
So yeah, hopefully I'll have new staff in place later on this year! (I'm trying to poach a few individuals from my old workplace - shh, don't tell.)
