[Today's article was written by freelance writer, Arlene Chandler.] A couple decades ago, people’s dreams of owning their own company involved a brick and mortar business, hours of hard physical labor, and usually just enough money to get by. The…
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Brainstorming Business Ideas: 3 Ways to Make Money the Smart Way, Not the Hard Way
Tagged with: dreams, ideas, Small Business, Small Business Owner, underdog, work from home
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Marketing, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Marketing, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Providing Energy Savings and Cost Reductions Using HVAC to Meet Demand
Red Rose Forest, a small business, successfully decarbonized its industrial unit by implementing their energy efficiency improvements. As a result, they saved as much as £3,900 ($5930) and 19 tonnes of carbon every year. The technology used controls the combi-boiler heating by dividing…
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Tagged with: air conditioning, Business, cost-saving, efficiency, emissions, employee, energy, energy efficient, environment, equipment, heating, HVAC, Small Business, Small Business Owner
Posted in Business Finance, Doing Business, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Business Finance, Doing Business, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Top 5 Tips for Keeping Bookkeeping Duties from Driving You Crazy
[Today's guest post was written by Sarah Boisvert.] As a small business owner or entrepreneur, you know that bookkeeping is a necessary evil that will come back to haunt you if not handled properly. The implications of overlooked—or worse yet—ignored bookkeeping…
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Tagged with: bookkeeping, Business, cash flow, employees, entrepreneur, expense, income, payroll, Small Business Owner, software, time
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Employees, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Employees, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Your Online Reputation Says A Lot About Your Business Ethics
[Today's article was written by guest author, Debbie Allen, an online marketer, content writer, and blogger.] Have you ever thought about the connection between your business ethics and your online reputation? Believe it or not, they are directly and indirectly connected. Let’s…
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Tagged with: business ethics, damage, ethics, google, money, Online, reputation
Posted in Customer Service, Doing Business, Marketing, Social Media, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business, Website
Posted in Customer Service, Doing Business, Marketing, Social Media, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business, Website
Choosing the Right Location for Your Business
[Today's guest blog post was written by Chris Garrett, a freelance writer for Megaprint.] Starting a new business consists of a series of crucial decisions, one after another. Possibly the most important decision for any brick-and-mortar company is where to set up…
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Tagged with: brand image, competition, foot traffic, location, neighborhood, office, physical requirements, space, traffic
Posted in Customer Service, Doing Business, Marketing, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Customer Service, Doing Business, Marketing, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
4 Ways to Innovatively Cut Small Business Overhead
[Today's article was written by freelance writer and blogger, Zoe Maldonado.] For any business, waste is a profit killer. This is especially true for small businesses. The easiest way to cut overhead is to reduce staff to a level that is needed…
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Tagged with: cloud, consolidation, costs, financial software, overhead, paperless, profit, the cloud, wireless
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
Posted in Business Finance, Customer Service, Doing Business, Start a Business, Tools for Small Business
