Books & Magazines for Entrepreneurs

Nearing go-to-market time? The marketing strategy required to promote a brand new product is substantially different from promoting an established product. Get advice from some of the top thinkers to plan your go-to-market strategy.

Much as I'd love to think that everyone could find everything they'd ever want in terms of content about entrepreneurs on this site, the sad fact remains that some people actually DO spend some time away from the computer. So for those times when you simply can't get to your computer, here are some of the best print magazines for entrepreneurs.

Some entrepreneurs are in it for fame & fortune, but others are in it to make life better for themselves, their families, their communities, and the entire world. These books will inspire you to find new ways of defining success, profound reasons for generating wealth, and keep your priorities straight as you follow your entrepreneurial path.

This was the year of the enlightened entrepreneur. From Jamie Walters' well-researched and inspirational vision of defining success differently for small businesses, to Jim McIngvale's espousement of the simple values of hard work and the importance of people, to Robert Allen's practical guides to creating wealth quickly, all in all, it's been an inspiring year of entrepreneurial books.

A new book instructs small business entrepreneurs in the steps they need to take to ready their business to be successfully sold.

An interview with the John Jantsch, author of Duct Tape Marketing, about his new book The Referral Engine.

Founders of software company Infusionsoft published a new book called Conquer the Chaos: How to Grow a Successful Small Business without Going Crazy.

A Generation Y entrepreneur offers advice for thirty to forty year old people who want to leave their jobs and start a business.

The top entrepreneurial business books of 2010.

Content marketing offers entrepreneurs a way to gain audience and ultimately customers at low cost.