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Two Huge Digital Business Pitfalls (And How To Avoid Them)

We've talked at length in the past about how to be successful when starting an online business: Honing in on a niche, localizing your efforts, and making sure your website is top-of-the-line presentable. The tips are all great and ones that should be taken to heart, but there are also two major obstacles to avoid to ensure that your business runs smoothly and has the best chance of thriving instead of withering on the vine: having unsuitable staff, and having no money. These digital business pitfalls have claimed many businesses - 90% of startups fail - and to avoid becoming a failure statistic yourself; it'd be wise to learn the specifics of these challenges along with the appropriate countermeasures.

As Steve Jobs once said, "Hire The Best." Having the wrong team is something that is bound to sink a business every time. Your organization is only as good as its components, and if
Two Huge Digital Business Pitfalls (And How To Avoid Them)

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