How This Successful High School Entrepreneur Is Impacting Education At StartEdUp

Scrolling through Facebook one evening, I saw a video featuring a high school student chatting with a teacher about education and entrepreneurship. As an educator myself, I couldn't help but notice his age...

Facebook Advertising Strategies from 30+ Experts to Optimize Your Campaigns

Facebook ads aren’t for the faint of heart. That’s why we’ve prepared a comprehensive e-book with 30+ leading marketers to optimize your entire funnel.

Meet Jeremy Miller, Head of Demand Generation at SnapShyft

What led you to your getting into tech and this occupation? What was your first job in tech?

I started out my relationship with Thor Wood and Stephanie Corliss, Co-Founders of SnapShyft, when they hired my marketing agency, Inspired Blue Media. I personally...

Like A Boss: Greenwood Teen Grows Digital Marketing Business

GREENWOOD, Ind. (WTHR) - A nationally touted "entrepreneur to watch" is a Greenwood teenager who founded Inspired Blue Media, a digital media marketing company that's so busy, Jeremy Miller claims he's turning away clients.

Miller, 18, created his company while going to high school at Greenwood Christian Academy. It took a lot of juggling to stay up with classwork and customers.

9 Marketing Trends for 2020

We asked nine marketing professionals across an assortment of industries and specialties to tell us what trends they predicted would emerge in 2020. Below are their responses.

Learn Why Top Gen Zers Are Skipping School to Become Entrepreneurs

Something amazing is happening with Gen Z: 61% of Gen Z who are still in high school and 43% of Gen Z who are in college say they would rather be entrepreneurs than employees when they graduate. This is a major shift from recent generations like the Baby Boomers, who were all about landing the perfect job right out of college and then riding it out to retirement.

Greenwood Christian Academy Grad, Jeremy Miller, Launches Marketing Agency

For the better part of his childhood, Jeremy Miller struggled with self-doubt after suffering years of abuse and depression that brought him to the precipice of suicide. To escape the dark world he was trapped in, he began drinking and experimenting with drugs.

Make Way For Generation Z Entrepreneurs Saying No To College

Occasionally I read stories of 13 year-old entrepreneurs who have found a niche market that has allowed them to earn income rivaling their parents. While these type of entrepreneurs may have be on the scene at a young age long before Generation Z was born, today we hear more of them because the Internet brings them to the palm of our hand.

JEREMY MILLER | MARKETING, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND THE POWER OF SOCIAL MEDIA

Jeremy Miller discovered entrepreneurship as a vehicle for helping others and building community while also searching for an escape from depression. He was sixteen when he opened his first custom longboard manufacturing business that focused on creating a safe space for young people to talk about life...

Learn Why Top Gen Zers Are Skipping School to Become Entrepreneurs

Gen Z entrepreneurs know that when you work for yourself, you set your own educational requirements and attainment goals.

17 EXPERTS SHARE THEIR SECRETS OF CREATING KILLER CONTENT

Meet the experts willing to share tricks and tips on creating valuable content.

Jeremy Miller is Not Your Average 18 Year Old

At the age of 7 Jeremy was already in the process of patenting two inventions. His parents did not have the time or money to carry out that process. Jeremy and his parents did not know where to go so the patents did not go through.There wasn’t a “Shark Tank” in 2009.

How to Be a Successful Entrepreneur Before Finishing High School

Jeremy Miller came into my online network a few weeks ago and immediately started adding value everywhere. I noticed he was sharing great content that was highly relevant to what I write about and to my businesses.

Twitter CEO Hints at Verification-for-All in Bid to Combat Bots

Jeremy Miller, president of Inspired Blue Media, a Facebook analytics agency agreed with Osinoff's assertion that it was important to have somewhat tiered-levels of users.

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He suggested...