Peter Chen

47 posts

Peter is a Technical Marketing Engineer for the Commercial Business Unit of NETGEAR. Peter specializes in Internet security as well as network storage and has over 8 years of experience in the IT industry.

How to Get Measurable Results With Pinterest

It’s quite likely that your customers (depending on the audience demographic) are addicted to it. While it may appear irrelevant for your business, I wouldn’t discount the social media darling quite yet. I’m referring to...

byPeter Chen

May 14, 2012

5 Free Tools to Boost Productivity and Profits

When starting a new business, two things you probably don’t have much of are money or time. You have a million things to do and no money to make it happen. I know — I was...

byPeter Chen

May 14, 2012

The 3 Pieces of Startup Advice That Stuck With Me

Being an entrepreneur is similar to being a newlywed: everyone has a piece of advice to “gift” you with. Some are helpful—hire people who have a proven track record; some aren’t—don’t be an entrepreneur, you’ll never have...

byPeter Chen

May 14, 2012

Limited Funds: How to Start a Business Anyway

Owning and running your own business can be the most fulfilling occupation in the world. Unfortunately, some businesses require quite a bit of capital to get started. Opening up a barber shop, for example, means ...

byPeter Chen

April 4, 2012

3 Ways to Build Buzz for a Product Before It Ship

Great companies and brands create profitable products long before they ever ship them.So, why is it that so many people insist on creating something, andthen seeing if people want it? These days, this is the...

byPeter Chen

March 20, 2012

5 Necessities to Catapult Your Company to Success

If you’re considering entrepreneurship, think about it like this: you can spend the next 10 years working for a corporation, or you can spend the next five or 10 years learning how to start and...

byPeter Chen

March 20, 2012

Security in the Mobile Era

Mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets or even laptops are no longer just communication devices; they are an essential part of our everyday lives. This also applies to businesses, as the ability to embrace mobile...

byPeter Chen

February 23, 2012