Here are some of the resources we have made available for our readers since August 13th, 2012 – things that also answer this very question: How Noobpreneur.com – and yours – can be more useful to its readers?
1. Offer unbiased products/services comparisons
We partner with FindTheBest, a site offering unbiased, data-driven comparisons about almost anything related to business. FindTheBest has been featured on various popular media, such as The New York Times, TechCrunch, and SearchEngineLand – so we are confident about their apps.
We have published 3 pages featuring 3 comparisons that we think most useful for Noobpreneur.com readers: Venture Capital Firms comparisons, Non-profits comparisons, and Business/Industry Events comparisons.
For sure, there will be more to come!
2. Free magazines, publications and white papers
We also decided to publish a page containing free-to-access magazines, publications and white papers. You can get free complementary copies of business magazines, as well as free downloads of white papers on various topics, particularly business, finance and technology-related topics.
All you need to do is to choose a particular resource and send a request to get it. Go visit our small business resources page to start your search.
3. Offer more useful updates on our Facebook page
Okay – I get it; our Facebook page sucked. But it’s better today – we didn’t really take a good care of Noobpreneur.com’s Facebook page – our bad. We are doing better right now, and what we are doing is offering interesting business updates we have found from the web, as well as our ‘insider’ updates that are useful for our fans.
As usual, we are open for feedback – please visit our Facebook page to have a lookie, and while you are at it, please consider to “Like” our fan page.
Plan for next week
We are planning to publish more resources on Noobpreneur.com, for sure. While doing that, we will also launch a contest… stay tuned!
So, I’ve shared our plan – ‘care to share yours?
Ivan Widjaya
Adding value to Noobpreneur.com readers’ visit