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To celebrate International Women's Day, we've scoured the web to find the most promising female entrepreneurs.  Here is the first list of  women who are disrupting their industries and making changes to female entrepreneurship in a big way.  This list focuses on the up and coming female entrepreneurs rather than the usual suspects 1 . Meet the women who are paving the way to make a change as well as the future for the younger generations.  Clarissa Shetler, Co-founder,  C2 California Clean , Doctor of Pharmacy She says the biggest challenge female founders face in business is: Understanding that we may have to work twice as hard as a male but it's all worth it. Best piece of advice she has for female entrepreneurs: Connect with other business women. Don't be shy and reach out. Females want to help other females succeed. We always love helping others and sharing our advice. Danni Lin, Founder  and  CEO,  GREAT WINE , Inc....

Have you heard about Bitcoin? Well, your answer is a definite YES! But unfortunately, you just heard and never explored what it really is. You might have heard that Bitcoin is a digital cryptocurrency that is used for online purchase or trade. But here, we will explore Bitcoin deeply and know how it works. Wait A Minute! What Is A Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a virtual digital currency that doesn’t possess any physical existence. It is stored on your system in the form of an encrypted code. It is intangible–meaning you cannot touch it or pass it on to someone else hand-to-hand. And most importantly, it’s not a coin like the ones appearing in the pictures. Bitcoin senders and receivers are anonymous. No one knows where these coins are coming from and who is receiving it. A Quick Backstory Bitcoin was invented at the start of 2009 by a developer (or group of developers) called  Satoshi Nakamoto . He aimed to develop a decentralised electronic cash system that can be operated without...

Here’s everything you need to know about Google Trends data (and how it works)… When I started writing this article, I realized there is some confusion about Google Trends data across the internet. Many people think that the trend curve is the  direct  representation of the query’s search volume over time (like the one you can see in Google Keyword Planner tool). That’s not  exactly  how it works. Let me show you the trends graphs for the keyword “flowers” in Google Trends and  GKP  tool: SIDENOTE.  You can no longer see such graphs in Google Keyword Planner unless you’re spending a certain amount on AdWords ads. As you can see, they look quite similar, but they’re not identical. While Google Keyword Planner shows absolute search volume data, Google Trends shows the  relative popularity  of a search query. Here’s the explanation from  Google Trends Help Center : Trends adjusts search data to make comparisons...