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Dec 12 2011

Great Architecture Will Not Build a Great Business

1) Design great architecture. 2) Get noticed. 3) Thrive! Isn’t that how it is supposed to work. Well… it doesn’t. The trick is step 2. Getting noticed. How do you get noticed? The answer in a word, is Marketing. Even uber-successful “starchitects” have a marketing team working to get their “great architecture” noticed. Whether you […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Business, Marketing, Strategy, Success

Dec 12 2011

Entrepreneur Architect Poll 121211

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Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Polls

Dec 07 2011

Things I Didn’t Learn at Architecture School (But Need to Know): How do I start and keep a business alive?

No one told me that I needed to know how to run a business. I’m an architect. I just need to tack up my shingle, design great buildings and clients will come knocking. Right? Maybe… but whether clients come knocking or not, its not so simple to keep them knocking. The solution? Write a business […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Architects, Business, Planning, Strategy, Success

Dec 03 2011

Are You “Locally Famous”?

What are you doing to become “locally famous”? Do you have a facebook account with which you post regularly and interact with your fans? Do you follow Twitter feeds for people who have influence in your local communities… and respond to their tweets? Do you blog… consistently, and have a website which reflects the expectations […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Business, Marketing, Strategy, Success · Tagged: "entrepreneur architect", "locally famous", Architects, westchester county

Nov 29 2011

4 Ways to Build an Irreplaceable Business

From inc.com: Last year Howard Stern earned more than any other radio personality. U2 topped the list of highest-paid musicians. Leonardo DiCaprio made $77 million, more than any other actor. Tiger Woods, in spite of all his, um, problems, still made $62 million to head the list of highest-paid athletes. Read more.

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Business, Strategy

Nov 28 2011

How does one get it all done?

As an Entrepreneur Architect I wear many hats. I’m a designer, a draftsman, a project manager, a construction manager, a book keeper, a marketing director, a salesman, a customer service representative, an IT manager, a boss, a partner, a CEO, a COO, a CFO… the list goes on and on. It can be very stressful. […]

Written by Mark R. LePage · Categorized: Books and Magazines, Personal Productivity, Success

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