Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Entrepreneur magazine is for businesses owners, offering inspiration and information on marketing, management, technology, the latest trends and strategies.









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Rating: - i forget i had ordered the magazine
i almost, actually, i forget i ordered the magazine because it takes more than a month to arrive. the website did say it take 4-6 weeks to come, so i think i should fairly gives it a 4 stars. the missing 5th star is for: indeed, it's a looong wait.

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Rating: - Not what I expected
I was expecting a magazine that discussed different options and ideas for new businesses, including franchises. I thought this was geared to the small business owner. All it has are profiles of people who have started a business and are now millionaires. Not much else in the magazine.

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Rating: - Need advice on choosing the right attache case?
Uhg. Can you imagine taking a college class at Berkeley on how to operate a cement mixer or chainsaw? That's kind of how this magazine feels. A lot of non-Entrepreneurs in a little publishing outfit trying to tell you about all these "trendy" things. Which cell phones are hot? How much should you spend on a haircut? Come on, let's get real. This magazine is a joke.

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Rating: - This magazine used to be good
I was a subscriber to this magazine about 10 years ago. I recently subscribed again. After receiving my first issue I remembered why I cancelled it. 75% of it is advertisements. I can only take so many janitor franchises.

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Rating: - Misnamed
What this magazine should be named is "Franchises". Entrpreneurs are risk takers, people who invest in francises are risk-avoiders, and often end up being cheated. Of course there's no mention of that in this magazine; it might offend the advertisers.