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6 Mistakes No Business Can Afford to Make
February 09, 2015
Building a business really takes hard work. One misstep can be costly to you as a business owner, but being prepared can help you avoid some of the most costly business mistakes. Business owners can sustain their businesses if these costly mistakes are avoided. Here are 6 mistakes no business can afford to make, courtesy of 20/20 NDT Inc.
5 Secrets to Launching a Drop-Shipping Business in a Day
January 27, 2015
A successful drop-shipping business has very little overhead. As one of the easier online businesses to launch with minimal overhead, it is fairly easy to set up a company in just a day. Here are five secrets to launching a drop-shipping business in a day.
Code of Conduct: 5 Keys to Ensuring Employee Compliancy
January 22, 2015
As a business owner or manager, you have certain expectations of those who work for and under you. You likely know what types of behavior you want employees to engage in and which types of behavior you would prefer they didn't. This code of conduct is meaningless, however, if your employees don't follow it. So how do you get them to do that?
3 Taxes You Must Pay When Starting a Small Business
January 05, 2015
There is an old saying that goes, “I only have to do two things in life: die and pay taxes…” Well, if you are going to have a start-up business, our article below covers the three main taxes you can count on having to pay
4 Secrets of Running a Successful Specialty Food Business
December 09, 2014
Starting any type of small business is a difficult task. The idea can be especially daunting when your dreams rest upon a specialty-food establishment. Given that nearly half of all restaurants fail in the first couple of years after opening, hopeful chefs must take advantage of every resource that is available to them. The following advice from the experts will allow you to start off on the best possible foot.
5 Types of Insurance Every Small Business Owner Should Own
November 10, 2014
Small businesses can face several types of challenges during operation. The standard liability for most businesses fall under liability and protection for employees. Home-based business and commercial operations can have similar liability requirements with a different scope. The following types of insurance should be in every small business owner's portfolio of protection.
Disaster Prevention: Protecting Your Business from Harm When Crisis Hits
October 24, 2014
A crisis can hit your business at any time. The key is to be prepared for any type of disaster. This requires knowledge and planning. A little planning can make a significant difference later. You should do several things to protect your business from harm when a crisis hits.
Preparing Your Business for a Natural Disaster
September 23, 2014
Natural disasters can cost a business owner his or her entire livelihood. Flood waters can cause damage that is impossible to be repaired. Tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes can also destroy your place of business completely. There are some things you can do to protect your business and the people who work for you. These simple steps could save lives and money at the same time.
5 Ways to Better Organize Your Business Inventory
September 03, 2014
Tracking inventory is one of the toughest aspects of small business management. If you don’t understand how to organize your inventory, you should implement these five procedures. Each procedure will slash unnecessary warehouse costs.
5 Ways to Make Business Meetings More Fun and Productive
August 25, 2014
Meetings. They are the bane of every employee. Often taken as naptime or doodle time, no one enjoys sitting in a crowded conference room listening to the boss drone on for hours about things that don’t really affect them. Break away from this drudgery and start keeping your employees actively invested with these five tips.
5 Best Leadership Practices For Organizational Success
August 19, 2014
An organization is only as successful as the people who work in it. You must have a solid team of management, leadership, and employees. A great leadership team is one that the employees respect. Employees will work harder for a great leadership team. A few simple tips can transform the leadership in your work place. Follow these five tips for best results.
Six Steps to Setting up a Successful Real Estate Business
July 31, 2014
Real estate can be a stable and lucrative career for outgoing professionals with marketing abilities. If you are considering setting up a successful real estate business, follow these steps. Here are six steps to successfully launching your real estate business.
5 Ways to Instantly Ramp Up Your Business's Security
July 29, 2014
Whether you are managing a local office workplace, a warehouse or if you are in control of the headquarters for an online business, ensuring your company's security is essential to deter thieves and potential burglars or other individuals who are looking to sabotage any property. It is possible to ramp up your business's security with a few tips and tricks to ensure you are always safe and protected with the company you are working with personally.
Six Tips for Unleashing Creativity in the Workplace
July 21, 2014
Creativity in the workplace is essential to succeed in any competitive market. With the advent of thousands of startups and entertaining workplaces, it is not difficult to unleash a bit of creativity in your own place of work. Understanding how to create a workplace that is inviting, memorable and creative can be done with a bit of brainstorming and a team effort from all of your employees.
A Brief Guide To Real Estate Investing
July 14, 2014
The term "real estate investing" refers to the practice of buying a property in order to make a profit. There are several reasons why investors choose real estate over other investment options.
Five Ways to Bolster Your Business's VoIP Network
July 08, 2014
Your communications network is your lifeline to the outside world. You must not only have the appropriate technology for the times, but you must also make sure that you are keeping up with future improvements so that you are not left behind in your industry.
5 Invaluable Startup Lessons You Didn't Learn in School
June 16, 2014
You can learn a lot about succeeding in business from school, but there is no substitute for practicality and life experience. Use these five simple lessons to supplement your education and create a successful startup.
6 Crucial Business Practices for Thriving Entrepreneurs
May 07, 2014
For entrepreneurs to succeed today, managing the business practices of both themselves and their employees can be critical to establishing a successful brand. This article will explain some of the most important business practices for entrepreneurs to thrive in today's business world.
5 Ways to Differentiate Your Organization and Improve Brand Loyalty
March 27, 2014
When you have an organization or business you want to build while improving the overall brand loyalty you have from clients and customers, there are a few ways to go about differentiating yourself from your competitors and other companies in the same industry or market. Understanding how to differentiate your organization while boosting brand loyalty is a way for you to gain more customers while improving your overall professional reputation simultaneously.
Can a High-End Pawn Shop Fix Your Small Business Cash Flow?
March 07, 2014
When you run a business, you are likely to have cash flow issues, at least in the beginning. This is something that most go through as it is not easy to run a reputable and profitable business from day one. While this is okay, you should try to figure out how to improve cash flow and avoid common errors. With this in mind, some use high-end pawn shops to fix their business cash flow. Here are four reasons why this is a good idea.
6 Creative Ways to Thank Your Business Clients
February 24, 2014
Let's face it; some clients are better than others to do business with. However, those clients that are more simple to handle might not realize how easy they make your life. This is why it's always a good idea to send a "thank you" card to express how grateful you are for your clients' business. These are six creative ways to thank your business clients.
Critical Questions to Ask Yourself Before Opening Your Small Business
February 06, 2014
When it comes to opening a small business, the best advice is to slow down. Indeed, before you type "where to open business in South Carolina", or something similar into Google, it's important that you pause and ask yourself some very important questions that will determine whether or not small business ownership is right for you. To help you avoid jumping in to quick and finding yourself in a disastrous financial situation, here are some critical questions to ask yourself before opening your small business.
5 Ways to Conduct Market Research (Without Breaking the Bank!)
January 23, 2014
Market research is a crucial part of figuring out how your company can make the most revenue; if you can determine what goods and services people want the most, you can cater your business to match the demand. However, it can often be far too expensive to really help you gain any ground. Below are five tactics that you can consider to do this research without breaking the bank.
5 Secrets to Pulling off the Perfect Business Conference
December 05, 2013
A well-run business conference will impress attendees thoroughly. While this is a given, it is not easy to run a conference without committing serious errors. However, with these five tips, you can pull off the perfect business conference.
5 Reasons Your Business Should Outsource Its Medical Billing
November 18, 2013
Your medical practice consists of a variety of professionals who have all come together to help patients get well. The chances are pretty good that not many of your medical partners have business degrees, which can make billing clients and dealing with insurance companies a problem. | 
